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Chapter 27: Q 60. (page 1104)

Question: a) What is the structure of C, which is formed by oxy-Cope rearrangement of B with NaOEt?

(b) Draw a stepwise mechanism for the conversion of C to the bicyclic alcohol D.

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Oxy-cope rearrangement

The oxy-cope rearrangement involves the rearrangement of the unsaturated alcoholic structure of the compound to form an enal or enone by undergoing tautomerization.

02

Attack of nucleophile

The nucleophile attacks the most acidic hydrogen, i.e., -hydrogen, to the carbonyl group and abstracts it, thus creating a carbocationic center.

03

Products of the given reaction

(a). The structure of C consists of an 鈥渆nal鈥� center. The structure of C is given hereunder

(b). The mechanism of conversion of C into D is given hereunder

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