As has been demonstrated in the text, when the starting alkene has CH, as its terminal group, the Heck reaction is highly stereoselective for formation of the E isomer. Here, the benzene ring is abbreviated C,H,-. Show how the mechanism proposed in the text allows you to account for this stereoselectivity. Pd(OAc), 2 Ph P CH,=CH-COCH, + C,H,Br CH, OCH3 (CH;CH2)3N
As has been demonstrated in the text, when the starting alkene has CH, as its terminal group, the Heck reaction is highly stereoselective for formation of the E isomer. Here, the benzene ring is abbreviated C,H,-. Show how the mechanism proposed in the text allows you to account for this stereoselectivity. Pd(OAc), 2 Ph P CH,=CH-COCH, + C,H,Br CH, OCH3 (CH;CH2)3N
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Chapter24: Catalytic Carbon-carbon Bond Formation
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