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Worksheet #1 CHEM 109C - Lewis 1.
For the two compounds below, determine which will undergo nucleophilic aromatic substitution more rapidly. N
Cl
N
Cl
vs
Explain the reason for your selection. You may use structures as part of your explanation. 2.
A student was working on the following problem on their first quiz: Predict the product for the reaction below and explain your reasoning: They suggested the above answer and gave the following explanation: We are adding a nitro group to the benzene ring. Nitro groups are meta directing so we add it to the meta position. Do you agree with their answer? Why or why not? 3.
Explain why an amine is an activating group and ortho/para director while a nitro group is deactivating and a meta director. NH
2
NO
2
activating
o/p directing
deactivating
meta directing
4.
Select the appropriate reagents, in the correct order, to complete the following synthesis. Make sure to include workups if necessary. ?
HO
O
Br
Possible Reagents
1. HBr, heat
2. H
2
NNH
2
, HO
-
, heat
3. AlCl
3
, CH
3
Cl
4. Br
2
, FeBr
3
5. CH
3
COCl, AlCl
3
6. H
2
O
7. H
2
CrO
4
, heat
8. Br
2
Worksheet #1 CHEM 109C - Lewis 5.
Provide the major product(s) of the following reactions.
Worksheet #1 CHEM 109C - Lewis 6.
Answer the questions below about the three following reactions: H
N
Br
2
H
N
Br
N
Br
2
FeBr
3
300 °C
N
Br
N
Br
N
OCH
3
NaOCH
3
I.
II.
III.
a.
Why does reaction I
proceed at room temperature with no catalyst, but reaction II
requires both a catalyst and high heat? b.
Why does reaction III
proceed at room temperature with no catalyst but reaction II
require a catalyst and high heat? 7.
Provide the major product of the following multi-step synthesis: N
1. NaNH
2
2. CH
3
Br
3. LDA
4.
5. H
3
O
+
O
add slowly
8.
Of the compounds below, which would be the products of a Kiliani-Fischer synthesis of D-erythrose? 9.
Draw and name the C-4 epimer of D-galactose
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Br
CH2BR
CH
CH3
CBr
3.
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Propose the mechanism for the reaction below and use resonance structure to explain
why the other regioisomer does not form.
Br
HBr
OCH3
OCH3
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1. Provided below is the structure of the minor product of the electrophilic addition reaction.
Provide a mechanism to account for its formation.
Br.
он
Ph—с—с—н
Ph
H
the minor product
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addition.
bbs off
O.H
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EtOH
1.
+
NaQEt
[Review Topics]
[References]
NaCl
HOEL
2.
Br
Acetone
+
Nal
a = Proton transfer
b = Lewis acid/base
C
c = Radical chain substitution
d = Electrophilic addition
e E1 Elimination
f = E2 Elimination
+
NaBr
g= SN1 Nucleophilic substitution
h = SN2 Nucleophilic substitution
Identify the mechanism by which each of the reactions above proceeds from among the mechanisms listed. Use the
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1.
2.
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1. Predict the product and provide the mechanism for the following reversible nucleophilic
addition.
NaOH
in H₂O
2. Predict the product and provide the mechanism for the following reversible nucleophilic
addition.
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H
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Give the major product of the following reaction.
NaOH
H+
F-
-NO,
heat
O,N
HO-
O,N
N-
H
OMe
F-
N.
Meo
NO2
There is no reaction under these conditions or the correct product is not listed here.
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b) Listed below are several hypothetical nucleophilic substitution reactions.
None is synthetically useful because the product indicated is not formed at an
appreciable rate. In each case provide an explanation for the failure of the
reaction to take place as indicated.
OMe
HO
+ OMe
+ OH
HO
+ CH;
OH
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help with the questions except number 1
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Solve the mechanism of aromatic electrophilic reaction-substitution (Nitration).
Hello, I hope you can help me, thank you very much.
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1c. What is the nucleophile in the following reaction?
.Br
CH;CO0 Na
LO OCCH3
NaBr
ld. What is the electrophile in the following reaction?
Br
CH;COO Na
L0OCCH3
NaBr
+
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3. SN2 reactions are useful in the synthesis of many pharmaceutical compounds. The antiviral agent
acyclovir can be prepared using an S№2 reaction as shown below followed by a hydrolysis reaction.
The hydrolysis reaction will be discussed in CHEM 40B.
R'RN
A
+
B
SN2
R'RN
ELECTROPHILE:
من مهمه
NUCLEOPHILE:
Identify which molecule (A or B) would serve as the electrophile and which would serve as the
nucleophile in the S№2 reaction. Place your responses in the box below.
Connections to biology
The amino acid cysteine is one of the
common building blocks of proteins that
contains the thiol (SH) functional group. The
reactivity of the thiol group allows
researchers to connect various molecules to
proteins, a process known as labeling. For
example, it is possible to connect
fluorescent probes that allow us to trace the fate of proteins in the cell.
H
SH
O
Cysteine amino acid
within a protein chain
sa
acyclovir
LG
H₂N
S
OH
H
O
Cysteine amino acid labeled
with electrophilic probe…
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5. Predict the MAJOR product and provide the mechanism for the following reaction. Make sure to include the
formation of the electrophile and any relevant resonance structures (of the electrophile AND substrate).
Note: do not use water in any step in this mechanism.
HC-
CI
ои
G,Ou
затв
MS
сиз-
-
но,
2n₂
CI
و
-Alely ->
د۔
>
54
CI
AIC13
CH₂-
c-ens
CHO
cus
دے
CH3 =
د Alcs
C=O
@o
0
er
acylimien
OH
ON
сосну
CUO
C4₂
(minor
(major)
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Which of the following molecules is most nucleophilic?
OA. NaOCH₂CH3
OB. CH3CH₂OH
OC. NaOC6H5
OD. C₂H5OH
1
E.CH3COONa
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Explain the selectivity observed in the following reactions.
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2.
OH
1.
HCI
2.
H-
O
a = Proton transfer
b = Lewis acid/base
c = Radical chain substitution
d = Radical chain addition
OH
OCOH
xXxa
+
H₂O
e = Electrophilic addition
f = E1 Elimination
g= E2 Elimination
HCI
Identify the mechanism by which each of the reactions above proceeds from among the mechanisms listed. Use the letters a - j for your answers.
h = SN1 Nucleophilic substitution
i = SN2 Nucleophilic substitution
j = Electrophilic aromatic substitution
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5. Predict the MAJOR product and provide the mechanism for the following reaction. Make sure to include the
formation of the electrophile and any relevant resonance structures (of the electrophile AND substrate).
Note: do not use water in any step in this mechanism.
0=ú
نے سے
CI
-SAICS
$
504
+
+
сиз
MS
1
но,
0=ú
-eng
-All
د۔
204
CI
AIC13
СЊ
с-ен
C-D
cus
0=J
14
CIO
CH₂ = 0
دوAlc
acylimia
On
ои
CUO
CH₂
сосну
(mimor
(major)
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Section A (continued)
A10. Which of the following statements is true for an E1 reaction?
The rate of an E1 elimination reaction of an alkyl halide depends on the
concentration of:
the alkyl halide only
В
A
the base only
the product
the alkyl halide and base
D
A11. Identify the main product for the following Sn2 reaction.
Br
NaSEt
main product ?
A
В
SEt
Br
ŞEt
SEt
A12. Which reagent should be chosen to carry out the following reaction?
A
MCPBA
KMNO4
CrO3 in H2SO4
D
HCI in H2O
A13. Which of the following is the strongest base?
A
В
H
.N.
H
ZHN
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