Please answer Q 2&3 at the bottom not the top. 3. Let the compound below serve as your starting material,compound A:OHa) Classify the alcohol above (i.e., primary, secondary ortertiary).b) Redraw compound A and circle a chiral carbon.statec) Draw the products, compounds B and C, and state thereagent and condition when compound A is dehydrated.willd) State, with reason and making reference to Zaitsev'sRule, which compound, B or C, will be the MAJORproduct.e) Using the MINOR produ t draw the hydrationmechanism to reform compound A.f) Draw the product, compound D, that will form whencompound A is reacted acidified potassiumpermanganate.gi) State the colour changes that will occur when compoundD is reacted with (i) 2,4-DNPH and (ii) Bromine water(iii) Benedict's reagent (iv)Tollens reagent and (v)Iodine, NaOH.(2 Under extreme conditions with acidified potassiumpermanganate, it is possible for compound D to beconverted into a mixture of compounds. What type ofcompounds would form?(3 Provide a plausible mechanism for the reaction ofcompound D and HCN to form a compourd BotoGrid

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(2 Under extreme conditions with acidified potassium permanganate, it is possible for compound D to be converted into a mixture of compounds. What type of compounds would form? (3 Provide a plausible mechanism for the reaction of compound D and HCN to form a compourd EotoGrid

(2 Under extreme conditions with acidified potassium permanganate, it is possible for compound D to be converted into a mixture of compounds. What type of compounds would form? (3 Provide a plausible mechanism for the reaction of compound D and HCN to form a compourd EotoGrid

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Please answer Q 2&3 at the bottom not the top.

3. Let the compound below serve as your starting material,
compound A:
OH
a) Classify the alcohol above (i.e., primary, secondary or
tertiary).
b) Redraw compound A and circle a chiral carbon.
state
c) Draw the products, compounds B and C, and state the
reagent and condition when compound A is dehydrated.
will
d) State, with reason and making reference to Zaitsev's
Rule, which compound, B or C, will be the MAJOR
product.
e) Using the MINOR produ t draw the hydration
mechanism to reform compound A.
f) Draw the product, compound D, that will form when
compound A is reacted acidified potassium
permanganate.
gi) State the colour changes that will occur when compound
D is reacted with (i) 2,4-DNPH and (ii) Bromine water
(iii) Benedict's reagent (iv)Tollens reagent and (v)
Iodine, NaOH.
(2 Under extreme conditions with acidified potassium
permanganate, it is possible for compound D to be
converted into a mixture of compounds. What type of
compounds would form?
(3 Provide a plausible mechanism for the reaction of
compound D and HCN to form a compourd BotoGrid

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