3. Predict the intermediate and final products (A-D) for the following two reaction sequences. Then provide an arrow-pushing mechanism for the formation of each product (A-D). Remember to consider regio- and stereochemistry. Reaction Sequence 1: Et H MCPBA Меон, н* A B Me H Reaction Sequence 2: но Br MgBr H NaOH, heat Et" Me D Et,0 (Aqueous acidic work-up)

3. Predict the intermediate and final products (A-D) for the following two reaction sequences. Then provide an arrow-pushing mechanism for the formation of each product (A-D). Remember to consider regio- and stereochemistry. Reaction Sequence 1: Et H MCPBA Меон, н* A B Me H Reaction Sequence 2: но Br MgBr H NaOH, heat Et" Me D Et,0 (Aqueous acidic work-up)

Organic Chemistry

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

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.63P

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