1. a. Somtimes cyanides can by useful functional groups, but not in a way that we would typically think about them.Promide a mechanism for the following transformations and provide the structure of A.LDA, THF, O *C:NaH, THF, O "C;Athen addthenBrOMeMeoCNb. Sometimes Aldol-type products can be forged in non-canonical ways. Provide a mechanism for the followingtransformations. When necessary, depict all proton transfors.H,O, NaOHcatalyticKCNOHPhTHFH,OPhМеонPhOMe

Nitrile group acts as a leaving group. Nitrile ion acts as a catalyst in different organic reactions…

1. a. Somtimes cyanides can by useful functional groups, but not in a way that we would typically think about them. Meo CN Promide a mechanism for the following transformations and provide the structure of A. LDA, THF, O C: NaH, THF, O C; then add then Br OMe Meo CN b. Sometimes Aldol-type products can be forged in non-canonical ways. Provide a mechanism for the following transformations. When necessary, depict all proton transfers. catalytic KCN он me H,O,, NaOH Ph THFM,0 Ph H. MEOH Ph OMe

1. a. Somtimes cyanides can by useful functional groups, but not in a way that we would typically think about them. Meo CN Promide a mechanism for the following transformations and provide the structure of A. LDA, THF, O C: NaH, THF, O C; then add then Br OMe Meo CN b. Sometimes Aldol-type products can be forged in non-canonical ways. Provide a mechanism for the following transformations. When necessary, depict all proton transfers. catalytic KCN он me H,O,, NaOH Ph THFM,0 Ph H. MEOH Ph OMe

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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