Concept explainers
(a)
To determine: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Interpretation: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Concept introduction: Steps for writing a correct mechanism are shown below.
- The atoms that contain double bond or those containing cations act as electrophiles.
- The atoms with lone pair act as nucleophiles.
- Identify the electrophiles site in the given compound.
- Draw the arrow starting from the correct site and ending at the correct site.
(b)
To determine: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Interpretation: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Concept introduction: Steps for writing a correct mechanism are shown below.
- The atoms that contain double bond or those containing cations act as electrophiles.
- The atoms with lone pair act as nucleophiles.
- Identify the electrophiles site in the given compound.
- Draw the arrow starting from the correct site and ending at the correct site.
(c)
To determine: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Interpretation: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Concept introduction: Steps for writing a correct mechanism are shown below.
- The atoms that contain double bond or those containing cations act as electrophiles.
- The atoms with lone pair act as nucleophiles.
- Identify the electrophiles site in the given compound.
- Draw the arrow starting from the correct site and ending at the correct site.
(d)
To determine: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Interpretation: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Concept introduction: Steps for writing a correct mechanism are shown below.
- The atoms that contain double bond or those containing cations act as electrophiles.
- The atoms with lone pair act as nucleophiles.
- Identify the electrophiles site in the given compound.
- Draw the arrow starting from the correct site and ending at the correct site.
(e)
To determine: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Interpretation: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Concept introduction: Steps for writing a correct mechanism are shown below.
- The atoms that contain double bond or those containing cations act as electrophiles.
- The atoms with lone pair act as nucleophiles.
- Identify the electrophiles site in the given compound.
- Draw the arrow starting from the correct site and ending at the correct site.
(f)
To determine: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Interpretation: The major product of ethylene oxide with
Concept introduction: Steps for writing a correct mechanism are shown below.
- The atoms that contain double bond or those containing cations act as electrophiles.
- The atoms with lone pair act as nucleophiles.
- Identify the electrophiles site in the given compound.
- Draw the arrow starting from the correct site and ending at the correct site.
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