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Chapter 11: 45aE (page 350)

How might you prepare each of the following molecules using a nucleophilic substitution reaction at some step?

(a)

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CH3Br鈥�+鈥�Na+鈭�C鈮�CHCH32鈥�鈫�鈥�CH3C鈮�CHCH32鈥�+鈥�NaBr

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01

SN2reaction

It is a nucleophilic substitution reaction in which an old bond breaks and a new bond is formed both processes occur simultaneously. Hence, it鈥檚 a single-step reaction.

02

Formation of CH3C≡CHCH32

Here, nucleophilic substitution occurs where NaBr is produced and desired product is formed.CH3Br鈥�+鈥�Na+C鈭�鈮�CHCH32鈥�鈫�鈥�CH3C鈮�CHCH32鈥�+鈥�NaBr

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