Interpretation:The formation of both
Concept introduction:Alkenes are considered electron-rich and undergo bromination addition reaction with
The mechanism of
In the second step, the strained bromonium ion intermediate opens while
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- The following Walden cycle has been carried out. Explain the results, and indicate where Walden inversion occurs.arrow_forwardProvide illustration/s and in-depth explanation of the difference between the Markovnikov and Anti-Markovnikov additions of HBr to alkene (5 sentences only).arrow_forwardCan someone explain the answers to 28, 29, and 30? The answers are B, A, A. I understand lindar catalyst makes cis alkenes and Na/NH3 makes trans alkenes but I dont understand how the second step of Br2, OsO4 influences the stereochemistry between the 2 . Will rate quickly if helpful. Thanks!arrow_forward
- True or Flase. For the hydroboration, the boron and the hydrogen are added on the same face of the alkene in a stereospecific manner.arrow_forwardhow would you deconstructing” a target molecule into its readily available, simple starting materials for this reaction: (AKA 'retrosynthesis')arrow_forward1. what is the Nature of the leaving group (LG)? 2. what is the relative size of activation energy (Ea) for each reaction? 3. what is the Hammond's postulate? 4. what are the Relative thermodynamic stability of the reactive intermediates? 5. what is Influence of the solvent (if given) on the reactions and intermediates?arrow_forward
- Study the curved arrows in the reactions below and provide the structures of theproduct(s) formed. One block may represent more than one product/by-product.arrow_forwardDevelop a likely mechanism of the formation: Hydroxyethyl radical and formaldehyde In detail pleasearrow_forwardwhich newman projection displays the proper antiperiplanar orientation for an E2 elimination of the reaction sequence belowarrow_forward
- Which isomer(s) of stilbene dibromide would be formed if the reaction followed Mechanism 4?arrow_forwardWhat is regioselectivity due to? a) On the stability differences of carbocations b) On the properties of the second stage nucleophile c) From steric hindrance d) On the mutual affinity of hydrogen atomsarrow_forwardExplain and illustrate, why it is difficult to perfom Friedel-Craft reactions on the unactivated pyridine. Show resonance for position 2, 3 and 4arrow_forward
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