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- Q1. Give the structure(s) of the major organic produc(s) of A-H, Show stereochemistry if appropriate. Hz. Pd/C KMnO4. H0. B 1. BH, C 2. NoOH, H,02 C2. CH,OH D HCI E KI, H;PO, KMno HO". G H.Rank the following according to DECREASING reactivity towards E2: Br H,C CH, Br H. CH, Br H,C. CH Br CH H. H.C CH, H. H. H. H. CH H. H. GHI JKL MNO POR Ist (most reactive) Choose 2nd Choose 3rd Choose 4th (least reactive) Choose. cofthe folowing s the correct IURAC rame.of.the compouna be oO (1) H20, H*; (2) Jones reagent (1) H20, H*; (2) PCC, CH2CI2 (1) conc. H2SO4: (2) Jones reagent O (1) H20, H*; (2) Tollens reagent (1) conc. H2SO4: (2) PCC, CH2CI2 O (1) conc. H2SO4: (2) Tollens reagent
- NH₂ 1) Acetone/ -H₂0 2) CH₂(CO₂Et), NaOCH; O A B. C. D EtO₂C. C) N -CO₂Et -CO₂Et B) CO₂Et CO₂Et CO₂Et NH…CHa. which is more stable? b. which is least stable?Problem 5.40 - Enhanced - with Feedback b. Draw the molecule on the canvas by choosing buttons from the Tools (for bonds), Atoms, and Advanced Template toolbars. The single bond is active by default. N H₂ Pd catalyst H EXP CONT Marvin JS by ChemAxon d I UZOJ -a C N Br P
- D. HOw many aistinct terminal alIKynes exist with a molecular formuia of C5H8! c. How many distinct internal alkynes exist with a molecular formula of C6H10? 4. Which of the following has the lowest b.p? a. 3,3-dimethyl-1-butyne; b. 1-hexyne с. 2-heptyne; d. 3-hexyne; e. 1-decyne. 1 5. Will the reactions shown below go the direction as indicated? + CHOMaBr CHС. (1) BH3 (2) H,O,. H,O, NaOH Product is (circle one) i. A racemic mixture ii. A single enantiomer, iii. Achiral or meso D. txt. CI Ci1. Predict the correct product for this reaction. 2. Choose ALL correct representations of the product using Newman projection. A ? H B H H သက်လုံး တမျိုး … H H H D H. H H H. H H H H D₂ Pd H H D H H. • သာလိုး E H H H .H H H H D D H H H H H H H H. တ H H H. - ရွှေပိုး H H. H H H H H H