Q7. Fill in the missing intermediates, products and reagents in the reaction scheme shown below.1. KMnO. KOH (aq)2 HCI (an)1. BaHe, THF2. H,Oz. NaOHCompound ACompound Bconc. H,PO,1. PhMgBrCH,N,2. HCl in H,0heatCompound CCompound D1. BHe. THF1. NaH2. H;O,. NaOH2. Compound CCompound ECompound FCompound GQ8. Provide a plausible mechanism that leads to the major product of the reaction scheme shown below.1. SOCI,HO,2. NH(CH)2Q9. Provide a plausible mechanism that leads to the major product of the reaction scheme shown below.1. PBr3. Cl2он2. H,0Q10. Provide the starting material needed to create the below product using m-chloroperbenzoic acid asthe active reagent. Then draw the mechanism that facilitates this transformation.

Concept 1) Hydroboration reaction involved formation of less substituted alcohol. 2) addition…

Q7. Fill in the missing intermediates, products and reagents in the reaction scheme shown below. 1. BaHg, THF 1. KMnO,. KOH (aq) 2. H,Oz. NaOH 2 HCI (an) Compound A Compound B conc. HPO, 1. PhMgBr CH,N, 2. HCI in H,0 heat Compound C Compound D 1. BHe. THF 1. NaH 2. H,O, NaOH 2. Compound C Compound E Compound F Compound G

Q7. Fill in the missing intermediates, products and reagents in the reaction scheme shown below. 1. BaHg, THF 1. KMnO,. KOH (aq) 2. H,Oz. NaOH 2 HCI (an) Compound A Compound B conc. HPO, 1. PhMgBr CH,N, 2. HCI in H,0 heat Compound C Compound D 1. BHe. THF 1. NaH 2. H,O, NaOH 2. Compound C Compound E Compound F Compound G

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter3: Chemical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 87SCQ: Most naturally occurring acids are weak acids. Lactic acid is one example....

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