UPDATED STRUCTURES 7. Consider the reacion below that gives the two products indicated. A) Indicate which is formed as the major product at high temperature (thermodynamic control) - use the label THERMO and which is formed as the major product at low temperature (kinetic control) - use the label KINETIC B) Show the complete arrow-pushing mechanism for the formation of either product. Show all of the resonance structures of the resonance- stabilized intermediate in the reaction, including amows to move to each new resonance structure. C) Sketch an orbital overlap diagram for the p-orbitals of the resonance-stabilized INTERMEDIATE. You may show sigma bonds as lines. Show the hydrogen atoms. D) Provide a reaction-energy diagram to show the relative energies ot the reactants, products, intermediates, and transition states. (Note: You may ignore chirality) HBr

UPDATED STRUCTURES 7. Consider the reacion below that gives the two products indicated. A) Indicate which is formed as the major product at high temperature (thermodynamic control) - use the label THERMO and which is formed as the major product at low temperature (kinetic control) - use the label KINETIC B) Show the complete arrow-pushing mechanism for the formation of either product. Show all of the resonance structures of the resonance- stabilized intermediate in the reaction, including amows to move to each new resonance structure. C) Sketch an orbital overlap diagram for the p-orbitals of the resonance-stabilized INTERMEDIATE. You may show sigma bonds as lines. Show the hydrogen atoms. D) Provide a reaction-energy diagram to show the relative energies ot the reactants, products, intermediates, and transition states. (Note: You may ignore chirality) HBr

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