QUESTION 12 [ Show how you would synthesize the following alcohols from appropriate alkenes [ OH OH (1) =O (1) CH3Mgl (ii) H30Ⓡ KMnO4 warm, concentrated C10H16 G H₂SO4 heat QUESTION 13, Determine the structures of compounds A through G, including stereochemistry where appropriate. C10H180 F CH3 (i) Mg, ether (ii) Cyclopentanone IIIOH C6H₁2O A H₂SO4 heat C5HgBr E (iii) HBr C6H10 B H₂, Pt OH H₂SO4 heat (iv) C6H120 D (i) CH3Mgl (ii) H300 PhCO3H CH₂O с

QUESTION 12 [ Show how you would synthesize the following alcohols from appropriate alkenes [ OH OH (1) =O (1) CH3Mgl (ii) H30Ⓡ KMnO4 warm, concentrated C10H16 G H₂SO4 heat QUESTION 13, Determine the structures of compounds A through G, including stereochemistry where appropriate. C10H180 F CH3 (i) Mg, ether (ii) Cyclopentanone IIIOH C6H₁2O A H₂SO4 heat C5HgBr E (iii) HBr C6H10 B H₂, Pt OH H₂SO4 heat (iv) C6H120 D (i) CH3Mgl (ii) H300 PhCO3H CH₂O с

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Chapter6: Reactions Of Alkenes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.38P: Reaction of -pinene with borane followed by treatment of the resulting trialkylborane with alkaline...

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