9. Predict the major product of the reaction sequence below. o1 (0) (d) (6) :OH : ОН CH3 (a) ..CH3 (b) CH3 (c) CHз 'D (+enant.) D : ОН (+enant.) 1) Внз (+enant.) O |2) H2О2, NaOH CHз (d) (e) multiple (1) none would ? be produced OH (+enant.) o Toa o 21 10. Predict the major product of the reaction sequence below. obosg ony

9. Predict the major product of the reaction sequence below. o1 (0) (d) (6) :OH : ОН CH3 (a) ..CH3 (b) CH3 (c) CHз 'D (+enant.) D : ОН (+enant.) 1) Внз (+enant.) O |2) H2О2, NaOH CHз (d) (e) multiple (1) none would ? be produced OH (+enant.) o Toa o 21 10. Predict the major product of the reaction sequence below. obosg ony

Pushing Electrons

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ISBN:9781133951889

Author:Weeks, Daniel P.

Publisher:Weeks, Daniel P.

Chapter6: Valence Electrons (redux)

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