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1. BH3 -> d) 2. H, Oz C

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For each of the following: i) draw the structures of all product(s), both constitutional and stereoisomers

### Organic Chemistry Reactions **Reaction c:** - **Starting Molecule:** A cyclopentene compound with double-bonded carbons and one additional carbon attached to one of the double-bond carbons. - **Reagents:** 1. **BH₃ (Borane)** 2. **H₂O₂, NaOH (Hydrogen peroxide and sodium hydroxide)** - **Process:** This is a typical hydroboration-oxidation reaction where the alkene is first converted to an organoborane intermediate, which is then oxidized to form an alcohol. **Reaction d:** - **Starting Molecule:** A cyclopentene compound with a similar structure to reaction c, but with a dihedral wedge bond indicating stereochemistry. - **Reagents:** 1. **OsO₄ (Osmium tetroxide)** 2. **H₂O₂ (Hydrogen peroxide)** - **Process:** This describes a dihydroxylation reaction where osmium tetroxide adds hydroxy groups to the alkene, forming a diol upon oxidative cleavage. These reactions illustrate typical transformations of alkenes into alcohols or diols using various reagents.
Transcribed Image Text:### Organic Chemistry Reactions **Reaction c:** - **Starting Molecule:** A cyclopentene compound with double-bonded carbons and one additional carbon attached to one of the double-bond carbons. - **Reagents:** 1. **BH₃ (Borane)** 2. **H₂O₂, NaOH (Hydrogen peroxide and sodium hydroxide)** - **Process:** This is a typical hydroboration-oxidation reaction where the alkene is first converted to an organoborane intermediate, which is then oxidized to form an alcohol. **Reaction d:** - **Starting Molecule:** A cyclopentene compound with a similar structure to reaction c, but with a dihedral wedge bond indicating stereochemistry. - **Reagents:** 1. **OsO₄ (Osmium tetroxide)** 2. **H₂O₂ (Hydrogen peroxide)** - **Process:** This describes a dihydroxylation reaction where osmium tetroxide adds hydroxy groups to the alkene, forming a diol upon oxidative cleavage. These reactions illustrate typical transformations of alkenes into alcohols or diols using various reagents.
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