(d) 3 (racemic enant. 1 diastereomer) (e) 4 (2 pairs of racemic enant.) (f) 6 (3 pairs of racemic enant.) 7. Predict the major product of the reaction sequence below. elqlom : он (a) H3C. HаС. CH2 (b) Н,с. он (c) H3C CH3 CH3 "CHз но: СHз CH3 he CH3 produce 1) ВНз 14.Ho product 2) H202 NAOH (d) H3C (e) multiple (f) none would "CHз be produced ? S0-1OH 8. How many stereoisomers of the major product would be produced in the previous q (c) 2 (racemic enant.) (b) 1 (archiral or stereospecific) (a) 0 (no product) (d) 3 (racemic enant. +1 diastereomer) (e) 4 (2 pairs of racemic enant.) (1) 6 (3 pairs of racemic enant.) product nant diasta (0) 2 ent

(d) 3 (racemic enant. 1 diastereomer) (e) 4 (2 pairs of racemic enant.) (f) 6 (3 pairs of racemic enant.) 7. Predict the major product of the reaction sequence below. elqlom : он (a) H3C. HаС. CH2 (b) Н,с. он (c) H3C CH3 CH3 "CHз но: СHз CH3 he CH3 produce 1) ВНз 14.Ho product 2) H202 NAOH (d) H3C (e) multiple (f) none would "CHз be produced ? S0-1OH 8. How many stereoisomers of the major product would be produced in the previous q (c) 2 (racemic enant.) (b) 1 (archiral or stereospecific) (a) 0 (no product) (d) 3 (racemic enant. +1 diastereomer) (e) 4 (2 pairs of racemic enant.) (1) 6 (3 pairs of racemic enant.) product nant diasta (0) 2 ent

Pushing Electrons

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ISBN:9781133951889

Author:Weeks, Daniel P.

Publisher:Weeks, Daniel P.

Chapter6: Valence Electrons (redux)

Section: Chapter Questions

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