For each of the following reactions, draw a mechanism showing the formation of the major products. Assume that the reactions are under thermodynamic control (i.e., the thermodynamic products are favored) and that only one equivalent of the reagents are present (i.e., 1 mole of reagent for every mole of starting material). What is the expected major product? A A B B с с D D A H H CI B H-CI C H H D

For each of the following reactions, draw a mechanism showing the formation of the major products. Assume that the reactions are under thermodynamic control (i.e., the thermodynamic products are favored) and that only one equivalent of the reagents are present (i.e., 1 mole of reagent for every mole of starting material). What is the expected major product? A A B B с с D D A H H CI B H-CI C H H D

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Chapter30: Orbitals And Organic Chemistry: Pericyclic Reactions

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