Answer 39 only!! The other questions are for reference only!!! QUESTION 35For problems 35-40, answer the questions about the 2-step reaction sequence shown belowOHReaction 3IntermediateProduct ZReaction 4Number the carbons in your starting material. (This numbering scheme is arbitrary and is only intended to help you track where the carbons from your starting material appear in your product.) Identify those same carbons in yourfinal product and number them accordingly. What new type of bond has been formed?O a. C=NOb.c-COc coOd C-NO e.C=cOf. C=012:41 AiviQUESTION 36Click on the location of the new bond you identified in the previous problem in the structure of the product shown below.OHSelected CoordinatesClear12:41 AMQUESTION 37What kind of nucleophile will you need to form the new bond identified in the previous two problems?a. Enolateb. TosylateO C. AlkoxideO d. Hydride reagente. СyanideO f. Organometallic reagentO g. Pyridine12:41 AMQUESTION 38What kind of electrophile will you need to form the new bond identifed in Problem 35 and 36?a. Sulfonate esterb. Aldehydec. Carboxylic acidd. Alkyl halide (ex. XR)e. Ketonef. EsterO g. Epoxide12:41 AM QUESTION 39Is Intermediate Z the nucleophile or the electrophile?O Neither!O Electrophile!O Nucleophile!

QUESTION 35 For problems 35-40, answer the questions about the 2-step reaction sequence shown below OH Reaction 3 Intermediate Product Z Br Reaction 4 Number the carbons in your starting material. (This numbering scheme is arbitrary and is only intended to help you track where the ca final product and number them accordingly What new type of bond has been formed? O a. C=N Ob.C-C Ос со OdCN O e. C=C Of. C=0

QUESTION 35 For problems 35-40, answer the questions about the 2-step reaction sequence shown below OH Reaction 3 Intermediate Product Z Br Reaction 4 Number the carbons in your starting material. (This numbering scheme is arbitrary and is only intended to help you track where the ca final product and number them accordingly What new type of bond has been formed? O a. C=N Ob.C-C Ос со OdCN O e. C=C Of. C=0

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Chapter9: Alkynes: An Introduction To Organic Synthesis

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Problem 46AP: A hydrocarbon of unknown structure has the formula C8H10. On catalytic hydrogenation over the...

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