Draw compound B (do not include lone pairs in your drawings but drawings must include counter ions).EditXYour answer is incorrect. Try again.Draw compound C.EditX Your answer is incorrect. Try again.Draw compound D. Learning Group Problem 2Consider the following sequence of reactions, taken from the early steps in a synthesis of w-fluorooleic acid, a toxic natural compound from an African shrub. (w-fluorooleic acid, also called "ratsbane," has been used to kill rats and also asan arrow poison in tribal warfare).(i) 1-Bromo-8-fluorooctane + sodium acetylide (the sodium salt of ethyne) → compound A (C10H17F)(ii) CompoundA + NANH2–→ compound B (C10H16FNa).(iii) CompoundB + I-(CH2)7¬CI→ compound C (C,7H30CIF)(iv) CompoundC + NaCN→ compound D (C18H30NF)Get help answering Molecular Drawing questions.XYour answer is incorrect. Try again.Draw compound A.H;C..FEditCH3CH3Version 4.24.20

The reaction proceeds in four steps: Step 1 In the first step, sodium acetylide gives a nucleophilic…

Learning Group Problem 2 Consider the following sequence of reactions, taken from the early steps in a synthesis of w-fluorooleic acid, a toxic natural compound from an African shrub, (w-fluorooleic adid, also called "ratsbane," has been used to kill rats and also as an arrow poison in tribal warfare). (i) 1-Bromo-8-Auorooctane + sodium acetylide (the sodium salt of ethyne) compound A (C10H17F) (ii) CompoundA + NANH2 compound B (C10H16FNA). (iii) Compound B +1-(CH),-C compound C (C,7H30CIF) (iv) Compound C + NaCN compound D (C,HNF)

Learning Group Problem 2 Consider the following sequence of reactions, taken from the early steps in a synthesis of w-fluorooleic acid, a toxic natural compound from an African shrub, (w-fluorooleic adid, also called "ratsbane," has been used to kill rats and also as an arrow poison in tribal warfare). (i) 1-Bromo-8-Auorooctane + sodium acetylide (the sodium salt of ethyne) compound A (C10H17F) (ii) CompoundA + NANH2 compound B (C10H16FNA). (iii) Compound B +1-(CH),-C compound C (C,7H30CIF) (iv) Compound C + NaCN compound D (C,HNF)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter14: Elimination

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 35E

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