Chapter 18: Q51P (page 970)
Show how you would accomplish the following syntheses efficiently and in good yield. You may use any necessary reagents.
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Chapter 18: Q51P (page 970)
Show how you would accomplish the following syntheses efficiently and in good yield. You may use any necessary reagents.
(a)
(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

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Show how the following transformations may be accomplished in good yield. You may use any additional reagents that are needed.
(a) bromobenzene 鈫 propiophenone
(b) CH3CH2CN 鈫 heptan-3-one
(c) benzoic acid 鈫 phenyl cyclopentyl ketone
(d) 1-bromo-hept-2-ene 鈫 oct-3- enal
Like other strong nucleophiles, triphenylphosphine attacks and opens epoxides. The initial product (a betaine) quickly cyclizes to an oxaphosphetane that collapses alkene and triphenylphospine oxide.
Propose a mechanism for both parts of the Wolff-Kishner reduction of cyclohexanone: the formation of the hydrazone, and then the base catalyzed reduction with evolution of nitrogen gas.
Question. The mass spectrum of unknown compound A shows a molecular ion at m/z 116 and prominent peaks at m/z 87 and m/z 101. Its UV spectrum shows no maximum above 200 nm. The IR and NMR spectra of A follow. When A is washed with dilute aqueous acid, extracted into dichloromethane , and the solvent evaporated, it gives a product B. B shows a strong carbonyl signal at 1715 cm-1in the IR spectrum and a weak maximum at 274nm(E =16) in the UV spectrum. The mass spectrum of B shows a molecular ion of m/z 72. Determine the structures of A and B, and show the fragmentation to account for the peaks at m/z 87 and 101.


is frequently used for making derivatives of ketones and aldehydes because the products (, called derivatives) are even more likely than the phenlyhydrazones to be solids with sharp melting points. Propose a mechanism for the reaction of acetone with in a mildly acidic solution.
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