1) MCPBA, CH,Cl22) H20, cat. H2sO,1) cat. OsO, tBuOOH, then NaOH/H,O2) cat. TSOH,H,CCH31) cat. H,SO4, ethylene glycol2) DMSO, (COC)2, EtgN, CH,Cl23) allyi magnesium bromide, THF,then H3O* workup4) H20, H2SO, heatH3CноOH1) Nalo,2) 1 equiv. CH3MgBr,then H,O* workup3) cat. HOAC,H2NPhH,CPPh,1) H;CPh'2) MCPBA3) Li-CEC-CH, , THFthen H30*1) excess LIAIH., THF,then H3O* workupEtOOEt2) H3O* workup3) cat. TSOH,Ph

Alkene compound undergoes epoxidation reaction in presence of m-CPBA. carbonyl compound are blocked…

1) MCPBA, CH,C2 2) H2O, cat. H,sO, 1) cat. OsO, tBuOOH, then NaOH/H,0 2) cat. TSOH, H,C CH, 1) cat. H,SO, ethylene glycol OH 2) DMSO, (COCI)2, EtgN, CH,Ci2 3) allyl magnesium bromide, THF, then H,0* workup 4) H20, HSO, heat H,C

1) MCPBA, CH,C2 2) H2O, cat. H,sO, 1) cat. OsO, tBuOOH, then NaOH/H,0 2) cat. TSOH, H,C CH, 1) cat. H,SO, ethylene glycol OH 2) DMSO, (COCI)2, EtgN, CH,Ci2 3) allyl magnesium bromide, THF, then H,0* workup 4) H20, HSO, heat H,C

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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