QUESTION 2 Based on the following synthetic route, cycloalkene J could be used to generate a cyclised ester, N. H3C CH3 ? ELOH H3C ČH3 H3C ČH3 HO. H*,A Cycloalkene K L NABH, Hydroxy derivative M Intramolecular esterification Ester N a) Cycloalkene J has to be initially cleaved to give compound K. State the appropriate reagents and reaction conditions for the cleavage of J. b) Prior to undergoing intramolecular esterification compound K has to be converted to N-DU Duuu thu

QUESTION 2 Based on the following synthetic route, cycloalkene J could be used to generate a cyclised ester, N. H3C CH3 ? ELOH H3C ČH3 H3C ČH3 HO. H*,A Cycloalkene K L NABH, Hydroxy derivative M Intramolecular esterification Ester N a) Cycloalkene J has to be initially cleaved to give compound K. State the appropriate reagents and reaction conditions for the cleavage of J. b) Prior to undergoing intramolecular esterification compound K has to be converted to N-DU Duuu thu

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Chapter10: Organohalides

Section10.2: Preparing Alkyl Halides From Alkanes: Radical Halogenation

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