17. (5@; 20) Synthesis. Beginning with alcoholsof FOUR carbons or fewer, OUTLINEsyntheses of the following substances. Youmay also use formaldehyde, diiodomethane,and any solvents or inorganic materials likeCaC2, H2, Cl2, H2O, catalysts (Pt, Ni, Pd,Grubbs, Lindlar, Cul , etc.) and Mg, Li, Zn, etc.(OUTLINE: starting materials, products,conditions; no mechanistic details. If morethan one step, use 1) 2) etc. to separate steps.)a) ethylcyclopropaneb) heptanec) propanald) (Z)-2-pentene

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17. (5@; 20) Synthesis. Beginning with alcohols of FOUR carbons or fewer, OUTLINE syntheses of the following substances. You may also use formaldehyde, diiodomethane, and any solvents or inorganic materials like CaC2, H2, C12, H2O, catalysts (Pt, Ni, Pd, Grubbs, Lindlar, Cul , etc.) and Mg, Li, Zn, etc. (OUTLINE: starting materials, products, conditions; no mechanistic details. If more than one step, use 1) 2) etc. to separate steps.) a) ethylcyclopropane b) heptane c) propanal d) (Z)-2-pentene

17. (5@; 20) Synthesis. Beginning with alcohols of FOUR carbons or fewer, OUTLINE syntheses of the following substances. You may also use formaldehyde, diiodomethane, and any solvents or inorganic materials like CaC2, H2, C12, H2O, catalysts (Pt, Ni, Pd, Grubbs, Lindlar, Cul , etc.) and Mg, Li, Zn, etc. (OUTLINE: starting materials, products, conditions; no mechanistic details. If more than one step, use 1) 2) etc. to separate steps.) a) ethylcyclopropane b) heptane c) propanal d) (Z)-2-pentene

Organic Chemistry

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Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter5: Alkenes: Bonding, Nomenclature, And Properties

Section: Chapter Questions

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