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Chapter 24, Problem 19P

(a) On the basis of the following sequence of reactions, Emil Fischer was able to show that L - ( ) -serine and L - ( + ) -alanine have the same configuration. Write Fischer projections for the intermediates A–C:

( ) - S e r i n e C H 3 O H H C l A ( C 4 H 10 C l N O 3 ) P C l 5 B ( C 4 H 9 C l 2 N O 2 ) ( 2 ) H O ( 1 ) H 3 O + , H 2 O , h e a t C ( C 3 H 6 C l N O 2 ) d i l u t e H 3 O N a H g L - ( + ) - a l a n i n e

(b) The configuration of L-(+)-cysteine can be related to that of L-(−-)-serine through the following reactions. Write Fischer projections for D and E:

B ( f r o m p a r t a ) H O D ( C 4 H 8 C l N O 2 ) N a S H E ( C 4 H 9 N O 2 S ) ( 2 ) H O ( 1 ) H 3 O + , H 2 O , h e a t L - ( + ) - c y s t e i n e

(c) The configuration of L-(−-)-asparagine can be related to that of L-(−-)-serine in the following way. What is the structure of F?

Chapter 24, Problem 19P, 24.19	(a)	On the basis of the following sequence of reactions, Emil Fischer was able to show that

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