1 "5 carbon isoprene" - what isthat? I had to find out more. According to this pagein the LibreText, a terpene is based on an isoprene which is a conjugated system,Terpene structureBased on that knowledge, what reaction steps and conditions could we take to getfrom isoprene (above) to 3-methyl-2-butene-1-thiol, below?CH3H3CSH

In this reaction 1st addition of hcl to diene and then substitution of Cl by SH and product.

*5 carbon isoprene" - what is that? I had to find out more. According to this page in the LibreText, a terpene is based on an isoprene which is a conjugated system. Tepene suure Based on that knowledge, what reaction steps and conditions could we take to get from isoprene (above) to 3-methyl-2-butene-1-thiol, below? CH3 H3C SH

*5 carbon isoprene" - what is that? I had to find out more. According to this page in the LibreText, a terpene is based on an isoprene which is a conjugated system. Tepene suure Based on that knowledge, what reaction steps and conditions could we take to get from isoprene (above) to 3-methyl-2-butene-1-thiol, below? CH3 H3C SH

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