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6. Draw the (curved arrow) mechanism for the following transformations. Be sure to rationalize the stereo- and regiochemistry (if any) in each case. + HBr Br Br Br Brz CH,Cl2 "Br
2 3 4 page 11 page 8 5 6. Draw the (curved arrow) mechanism for the following transformations. Be sure to rationalize the stereo- and regiochemistry (if any) in each case. + HBr + Br Br2 CH2Cl2 ca "Br
15. Provide a curved arrow mechanism for each of the following transformations. OH (a) fyr CH3ONS CH3OH as HBr Br (b)
15. Provide a curved arrow mechanism for each of the following transformations. OH (a) CH3ONa CH3OH HBO Br (b)
Draw the expected product of the following curved arrow
mechanism. Be sure to draw a charge and the non-bonding electron
pairs.
Draw the expected product of the following curved arrow mechanism. Be sure to draw a charge and the non- bonding electron pairs 근
Using the curved arrow notation, write a stepwise mechanism to rationalize the formation of each product in the following reaction (you may need the back of this sheet).
Mechanism: Radical bromination. Draw curved arrow on the left side of each equation to show the movement of electrons that would result in the products on the right 1. hv Br-Br 2 Br R-H +Br R+ HBr Br-Br +F Br RBr
Using appropriate curved arrow notation, draw a stepwise mechanism for the reaction. Br^- HBr H^+ Br^+ H_2O
Draw a curved arrow mechanism for the following reaction. Ignore stereochemistry. HCI (cat) HO 6. (10 pt) Predict the major organic products of the reaction. Make sure the equation is balanced. Ignore stereochemistry. 1. KH (1 equiv) Br (1 equiv) (1 equiv) (1 equiv) + KBr + H2!
Using the curved arrow formalism, draw the mechanism for the reaction between N-acetyl-ptoluidine with concentrated nitric acid. Be sure to show all of the intermediates and rationalize the regioselectivity of the reaction.