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- The second step in an electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction is shown below, with some atoms (a1-a3) and bonds (b1-b3) labelled. a1 H b1 b2 a2 Br Br аз One curly arrow is needed to show the mechanism of this reaction. Give the start and end of the arrow by typing the appropriate labels, e.g. a1, in the blanks. The arrow starts at and ends atThe given reaction takes place in acidic conditions under rigorous heating. Complete the reaction mechanism, adding missing atoms and lone pairs, charges, and curved arrows as necessary. Ignore hydrogen sulfate in steps 2 and 3. OH Step 1: Draw curved arrows. : он H₂SO4 A : 0: || OH : 11 Step 2: Draw a curved arrow. OH₂[References] How would you synthesize the following compounds from butanenitrile using reagents from the table? Use letters from the table to list reagents in the order used (first at the left). Example: ab Reagents 1. NaOH / H2O 2. H3O* SOCI2 1. NABH4 a e i 2. H3O* 1. ВНз / THF 2. НаО2/ NaOН b f 1. LIAIH4 1. CH3CH2MGBR / dry ether 2. H30* j 2. H3O* 1. (CH3)2CHMGB / dry ether 2. H30* PBR3 g NaCN k d Dess-Martin h CrO3 / H30* conc. HCI periodinane in CH2CI2 a) 2-Methyl-3-hexanone b) Pentanoic acid
- 11) Show the complete reaction mechanism for the following. Show any resonance stabilization of charges if applicable. Do not draw anything directly on the reaction scheme below.... redraw all structures from scratch. & -OH NaOH Ethanol + H₂OMechanism. Propose a mechanism for the following reaction. Label the rate-determining step and the major resonance contributor. Make sure to include (1) the formation of the electrophile and (2) all significant resonance contributors of the sigma complex intermediate. NO2 H2N H2N. HNO, (1 eq.) H2SO4 O °C CF3 CF3Q2. For the reactions below, draw out the reactions as shown and answer the following questions for each example: (i) Identify the nucleophile/electrophile/base/leaving group where applicable (ii) Identify each mechanism as SŅ1, SN2, E1 or E2. (iii) Insert curly arrows to represent the reaction mechanism. а. Br Nal NaBr + H H CI- NaOH H20 NaCI + + + H H. b.
- 5. Provide an efficient synthesis for the following transformation. Synthesis with the fewest steps, best yields and best selectivity will get maximum marks. Me,SiQQ2Show why the OH functional group, of phenol below, is ortho directing using curly arrows to show the formation of each of the four resonance structures A, B, C and D. Draw all the resonance structures A through D and explain why one resonance structure is more favourable than the other three in directing the electrophile (E*) ortho to the OH functional group.Use the drop-down features to describe the mechanism of the given reaction. OH two Your answer is partially correct. one The first step of the mechanism is V curved arrow(s). The second step of the mechanism is curved arrow(s). The third step of the mechanism is protonation three M curved arrow(s). Hint H3O* Save for Later HO nucleophilic attack + ring opening ✔ deprotonation . This step requires . This step requires . This step requires Attempts: 1 of 2 used Submit Answer Fill in the Quest Multiste Ques Fill in t Ques Fill in Que Multi Que Multi Que Mult Qu Mul Sele Mu
- Write five different EAS reactions at the top of the page.2) Draw a plausible mechanism for the following reaction by using the guidelines, the template, and the instructions below. N H H3O+ H H₂N H 0: H • 14 H H + H H HTutorial -3 1. Using the concept of hybridization, draw the structure of benzene 2. Deduce whether the system below is aromatic. 3. Provide the generalized mechanism for electrophilic aromatic substitution, EAS. 4. Draw an energy profile for a typical electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction. 5. Explain why a Cyanide group will direct meta attack 6. Compare the reactivity of nitrobenzene versus methyl benzene