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Show all the steps in the mechanisms for these reactions. Don't forgot to use curved arrows to show the movement of electrons in eachstep.
Explain how both enantiomers of the product are formed in the reaction shown in problem 10.42c.
Show all the steps in the mechanism for thisreaction:
Classify these transformations as oxidations or reductions:
Show a mechanism for thisreaction:
Show how mustard gas could be prepared from ethylene oxide and sodium sulfide(Na2S).
Explain why one of the oxygen's preferentially acts as the nucleophile in thisreaction:
Only one of the chlorines acts as a leaving group in this reactionexplain
This reaction gives two substitution products. Show the structures for these products and provide a mechanism for theirformation.
Suggest a mechanism for thisreaction:
In addition to the reaction shown on p. 353, Diphenhydramine can also be prepared by heating bromo diphenyl methane and 2-(dimethyl lamino)-1-ethanol in a polar solvent. Show a mechanism for
Another Diphenhydramine synthesis is shown in the following equation: (a) Show a mechanism for the first step in this synthesis. (b) Explain which mechanism is occurring in the secondstep.
Suggest syntheses of these amino acids from the indicated starting materials:
(a) Explain which of the following two products is formed when the reactant alkyl chloride reacts with sodium acetate in DMSO.(b) Explain which of the following two product alcohols is formed when
Explain which of the following two ether products is formed when the reactant alcohol reacts with sodium followed by reaction with iodomethane.
Explain which of the following chlorohydrins forms an epoxide more readily upon treatment with base.
Explain which of the following epoxide products is formed when the chlorohydrins reactant is treated with base.
(a) Explain which of the following products is formed when the epoxide reactant is treated with methoxide ion in methanol.(b) Explain which of the products from part a is formed when the epoxide
Arrange these alkenes in order of increasing rate of reactio0n with HCI:
Show the structure of the carbocations that are formed in the reaction of HBr with 2-hexena and explain why two products are formed.
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show all of these steps in the mechanism for the addition of water to propene catalyzed by sulfuric acid. Explain whether propene or phenylethene (PhCH = CH2) has a faster rate in this reaction:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show all of the steps, including stereochemistry, in the mechanism for thisreaction:
Explain which of these compounds has the faster rate of reaction withBr2:
Show the products of thesereactions:
The reaction of an alkenes with bromine in an alcohol as solvent produces as ether as the product. Show a mechanism for the following reaction and explain the stereochemistry of theproduct.
Show all the steps in the mechanism for the formation of MTBE from methanol and isobutylene.
Show the products of thesereactions:
Explain which of the reaction would provide a better synthesis of3-hexanone.
Show the products of thesereactions:
This hydroboration reaction forms two products. Show these products and explain which one you expect to be amajor.
Show preparation of these alcohols fromalkenes.
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show syntheses of these compounds from1-bromobutane:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Explain how a similar hydroboration reaction could be used to prepare (R)-2-butanol in good enantiomeric excess.
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show syntheses of these compounds from(Z)-2-butene:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show the alkenes that produce these compounds onozonolysis:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show all of the steps in the mechanism for this reaction and explain the regiochemistry of theaddition:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show syntheses of these compounds from the indication starting materials. Your syntheses may produce both enantiomers of any target that ischiral.
Show the products of these reactions:
Show the products of thesereactions:
Show the products of these reactions of 1-propylcyclopentene with thesereagents:
Show the alkenes that would give these products. More than one answer may be possible in somecases.
Show all the steps in the mechanism for these reactions. Include stereochemistry where it is important.
Show reactions that could be used to convert 1-penetene to these compounds. More than one step may bnecessary.
Show syntheses of these compounds from the indicated starting materials. More than one step may b necessary. Your syntheses may produce both enantiomers of any target that ischiral.
This alkynes hydration reaction can occur without added Hg2+. Show all the steps in themechanism.
Explain which compound has a faster rate of reaction withHCI:
The addition of C1 to (E)-2-pentene produces a recemic mixture of (2R,3S)-2,3- dichloropentane and its enantiomers, 2R,3S)-2,3- dichloropentane.(a) Show the structure of the two chloronium ions that
Show the steps in the mechanism and predict the product that would be formed in thisreaction.
The oxymercuration reaction can be run in a methanol as the solvent rather than water. Predict the product of this reaction.
The tautomerization of an enol to a ketone is catalyzed by either acid or base. In the acid-catalyzed mechanism H+ is added in the first step (see Figure). In the base-catalyzed mechanism, H+ is
An unknown compound has the formula C6H10. (a) What is the DU for this compound? (b) When a solution of Br2 in CC14 is added to the unknown, the bromine color disappears. What information does this
An unknown compound has the formula C7H12. (a) What is the DU for this compound? (b) The unknown reacts with H2 in the presence of Pd to give C7H16. What information dos these provide about the
Explain the difference in the percentages of the products in these two hydroborationreactions:
Explain why this reaction occurs with anti-Markovnikov regiochemistry:
Explain why the hydration of this alkene occurs 1015 times faster than the hydration ofethene:
The addition of HCl to alkynes proceeds through a vinyl cation intermediate. Explain which of the two possible vinyl cations that could be formed from the addition of HCl to propyne is morestable.
Suggest a mechanism for thisreaction:
Limonene, a major component of lemon oil, has the formula C10H16. (a) On reaction with excess H2 in the presence of Pt, limonene produces C10H20. What information does this provide about the
Show the structures of A, B, C, and D in the following reactionsscheme:
In Figure, suppose Br2 adds to the alkene from the bottom, rather than from the top as shown. Analyze the stereochemistry of the reaction in this case and explain which products areformed.
Explain which of the three products shown in is formed when 1-butene reacts with HCI.
Explain which of the four products shown in is formed when cis-2-pentene reacts with CI2 andwater.
Explain which of the four products shown in is formed when cyclopentene reacts with CI2 andwater.
Explain which of the five products shown in is formed when 1-ethylcycpentene reacts with BH3 in THF, followed by treatment with NaOH andH2O2.
Explain which of the three products shown is formed when trans-2-butene reacts with CH2I2 andZn(Cu).
Explain which of the three products shown is formed when cis-2-butene reacts with OsO4 and t-BuOOH
The hydroboration-oxidation of α-pinene gives the product shown. Carefully explain the regiochemistry and the stereochemistry of this reaction.
The catalytic hydrogenation of the alkene shown gives the product shown. The hydrogen’s that added to the double bond are blue in the product. Explain the stereochemistry of this reaction.
Provide names for thesecompounds:
Draw structures for these compounds:(a) p-Ethyl toluene(b) m-Dichlorobenzene(c) 2-Penyl-3-heptyne(d) 2-Bromo-1-chloro-3-pentylbenzene(e) o-Xylene(f) Benzyl methyl ether
Provide names for thesecompounds:
Dray structures for these compounds:(a) o-Ethyl phenol(b) m-Cresol(c) 2, 6-Dinitrophenol
Show the resonance structures for the conjugate base of phenol.
The pKa for phenol is 10, the pKa for ethanol is 16, and the pKa for carbonic acid (H2CO3) is 6.35. Complete these equations and predict whether the reactants or the products are favored
Provide names for thesecompounds:
Draw the structures for these compounds:(a) (Z)-Oct-3-en-2-one(b) 3-Ethylheptanal(c) 2, 4-Pentadienal(d) 3, 4-Dimethylbenzaldehyde(e) 1-Phenyl-1-propanone(f) 2, 2, 6, 6-Ttramythleyelohexanone
Explain which the most acidic hydrogen's in these compoundsare
(a) Is sodium hydroxide a strong enough base to completely remove a proton from the ?-carbon acetone; that is, does this equilibrium lie nearly completely to the right when sodium hydroxide is the
Provide names for thesecompounds:
Draw structures for these compounds:(a) 6-Bromo-3, 5-dichlorohexanoic acid(b) Cyclobutanecarboxylie acid(c) m-Chlorobenzoic acid(d) (E)-3-Phenyl-2-propeonic acid
Hydrogen bonding is quite strong in the case of acetic acid and persists even in the gas phase where two molecules from a dimer held together by two hydrgens bonds. Suggest a structure for the
Provide names for thesecompounds:
Draw structures for these compounds:(a) Propanoyl chloride(b) N, N-Dimethylacetamide(c) Pentatonic anhydride(d) Sodium p-nitro benzoate(e) Hexanamide(f) Isopropyl acetate(g) Benzyl benzoate(h) Ethyl
Explain which compound has the higher melting point or boilingpoint:
Provide names for thesecompounds:
Draw the structures for these compounds:(a) 2-Butanethiol(b) Benzenethiol(c) Isopropyl methanesulfonate(d) p-Bromobenzenesulfonic acid(e) Phenyl trichloromethyl sulfide
Provide systematic names for these compounds:
Draw the structures for these compounds:(a) 1, 6-Hexanedioic(b) Ethyl 2-ethyl-2-hydroxybutanoate(c) 2-Amino-30syslohexyl-1-propanol(d) tert-Butyl 2-hydroxy-5-octenoate(e) N, N,

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