NaOCI 1) CH,CO,H : CH;CN : H20 MgBr он 2) H20 C10H180 C12H240 C12H240 major stereoisomer minor stereoisomer base C13HaF203 "Fiflunisal" NSAID Drug produced by Merck in 1971 NC. CN heat C10H12N2 enant #1 C10H12N2 enant #2 show "relative stereochemistry" of the methyl groups in the product for full credit. Two enantiomers are produced, draw one in one box, the other in the other box.

NaOCI 1) CH,CO,H : CH;CN : H20 MgBr он 2) H20 C10H180 C12H240 C12H240 major stereoisomer minor stereoisomer base C13HaF203 "Fiflunisal" NSAID Drug produced by Merck in 1971 NC. CN heat C10H12N2 enant #1 C10H12N2 enant #2 show "relative stereochemistry" of the methyl groups in the product for full credit. Two enantiomers are produced, draw one in one box, the other in the other box.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter22: Synthesis Workshop 2

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