The reaction shown forms two major substitution products. Draw both products and write a mechanism where instructed. Clearly show stereochemistry by drawing a wedged bond, a hashed bond, and two in-plane bonds for each chiral carbon. Parts have been pre-drawn for your convenience-do not delete these. Step 1: Draw a curved arrow, Select Draw Rings More 3 C " Select 5 C H Br @ 2 e CH,OH Draw Step 2: Complete the intermediate and draw a curved arrow Select Draw Rings More H 0 3 Ĉ Step 3: Complete the final products. Clearly show stereochemistry and lone pairs where applicable Sip C More H fir 0 10: Q2 Q Q 2 fase Erase

The reaction shown forms two major substitution products. Draw both products and write a mechanism where instructed. Clearly show stereochemistry by drawing a wedged bond, a hashed bond, and two in-plane bonds for each chiral carbon. Parts have been pre-drawn for your convenience-do not delete these. Step 1: Draw a curved arrow, Select Draw Rings More 3 C " Select 5 C H Br @ 2 e CH,OH Draw Step 2: Complete the intermediate and draw a curved arrow Select Draw Rings More H 0 3 Ĉ Step 3: Complete the final products. Clearly show stereochemistry and lone pairs where applicable Sip C More H fir 0 10: Q2 Q Q 2 fase Erase

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8E

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