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(a)
Interpretation:
The transformation from the given starting material to the target molecule must be shown along with Retrosynthetic analysis.
Concept Introduction :
A Retrosynthetic analysis helps to find out the suitable starting material for a target molecule synthesis. Thioether can be synthesized following
(b)
Interpretation:
The transformation of the target molecule must be shown along with Retrosynthetic analysis.
Concept Introduction :
A Retrosynthetic analysis helps to find out the suitable starting material for the synthesis of a target molecule. Williamson ether synthesis follows the SN2 pathway in which sodium alkoxide and alkyl halide are used.
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ORGANIC CHEMISTRY-PRINT COMPANION (LL)
- A4 Express the retro synthesis scheme using the suggested starting material (SM) for the following target compound (TM). After performing the retro synthesis analysis, synthesize the target compound according to the analyzed scheme.arrow_forwardI have proposed a suitable synthesis for the following transformation please let me know whether or not this is correct. If incorrect please let me know what I did wrong.arrow_forwardSuggest a sequence of reagents that would accomplish this. Suggest a sequence of reagents that will accomplish the following.arrow_forward
- Propose the best synthesis for each of the following molecules. All of the carbons in your target molecule must come from the organic molecules attached to this question. Thank you.arrow_forwardSynthesis: Show how you would carry out the following synthesis. Include the reagents you would need for each step and the structure of the intermediate products formed in each step. You may use any inorganic reagents you need and organic reagents of four or fewer carbons.arrow_forwardHow the following transformation can be carried out in the efficient mannerarrow_forward
- I am unsure about how to draw out all the steps for this synthesis reaction.arrow_forwardSynthesise the target molecules drawn below using precursor chemicals within the following limitations: 1) ALL intermediates and reagents must be shown.2) Each molecule requires multiple step synthesis.3) You must also synthesize any organometallic reagents or ligands that you wish to use. b) Use any precursor molecules with 7 carbon atoms or less.arrow_forwardSynthesis: Show how you would carry out the following synthesis. Include the reagents you would need for each step and the intermediate products formed in each step. You may use any inorganic reagents you need and organic reagents with 6 or fewer carbons.arrow_forward
- Show all intermediates, mechanisms, and reagents. With each synthetic step in a true synthesis, you would need to analyze your product and confirm that you had isolated the correct intermediate or product. Often, a quick analysis is performed looking for a key signal that would confirm the desired product and confirm no starting material remains. For each step in your synthesis, explain how you would analyze the product to a) confirm product formation and b) confirm there is no remaining starting material. Your answer should clearly explain which analytical instrument you would use, what signal(s) you would look for and how that/those signal(s) would answer these questions. Br OH OH OHarrow_forwardDraw the retrosynthetic analysis and synthesis for the following transformation.arrow_forwardpropose a multi-step pathway for the desired target compound.arrow_forward
- Organic Chemistry: A Guided InquiryChemistryISBN:9780618974122Author:Andrei StraumanisPublisher:Cengage Learning
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