26.Write reasonable mechanisms for each of the following transformations.H;CCH3CH,CO,NaCH,CO,"NaBr+а)-BrCH;CH,CH,CH3(CH3);COKb)+ KI + (CH3)3COH-NH2Н-Br-NH3++Br.CI(CH3),CHOH-OCH(CH3)2+ Cl-+ (CH3),CHOH,*80°C

Applying concept of organic reaction and mechanism.

26. Write reasonable mechanisms for each of the following transformations. H3C CH3 CH;CO,Na a) Br CH,CO,- NaBr CH,CH, CH,CH3 (CH3);COK b) + KI + (CH3)3COH c) -NH2 Н-Br -NH3 Br .CI (CH3),CHOH d) ОСНІCH,), + Cl + (CH),СHОН* 80°C

26. Write reasonable mechanisms for each of the following transformations. H3C CH3 CH;CO,Na a) Br CH,CO,- NaBr CH,CH, CH,CH3 (CH3);COK b) + KI + (CH3)3COH c) -NH2 Н-Br -NH3 Br .CI (CH3),CHOH d) ОСНІCH,), + Cl + (CH),СHОН* 80°C

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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