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- isn't true that -OCH3 (methoxy group) The methoxy group is electron withdrawing by the inductive effect of the oxygen atom, since the electronegativity of oxygen is 2.6??? However in EAS, -OCH3 is EDG (electron donating group), why????????Circle all of the enolates below that are identical chemical species.How do I rank these from best to poorest leaving group? Do I base it in the size of the electronegative atom size?
- Can you explain how they got the minor product, show the movement of electrons etc.1. what reaction and meachanism is this ? 2. Explain mechanism what happenning in each step on this picture 3. why is it says "stop" when NaOEt added ? does reaction stop there ? why does it stop ? ? what principle ?Order the following sets from most reactive #1 to least reactive #4
- Would the first reaction go through SN2 since both the nucleophile and electrophile are consistent with SN2, even though the solvent is protic? And then the second reaction (with only CH3OH) would go throguh SN1?A) Indicate the most acidic proton on each molecule. B) Rank in order from least to most which are most acidic C) Draw the enolate formed from the loss of the most acidic proton on the most acidic molecule, Only.Will 3 go through a carbocation arrangement the fastest?