1. Consider the two sets of reagents shown below. Set 1 Set 2 Br NaO ONa Br a. Which set of reagents will result in a successful Williamson Ether Synthesis? b. Starting from the successful set of reagents, draw the arrow-pushing mechanism leading to the ether product. What kind of reaction takes place (SN1, SN2, E1, E2, acid/base)? Reaction Mechanism for successful reagent set Ether product What kind of reaction results from the other set of reagents? Draw the arrow-pushing mechanism for the major organic product that is formed. Reaction Mechanism for other reagent set Product

1. Consider the two sets of reagents shown below. Set 1 Set 2 Br NaO ONa Br a. Which set of reagents will result in a successful Williamson Ether Synthesis? b. Starting from the successful set of reagents, draw the arrow-pushing mechanism leading to the ether product. What kind of reaction takes place (SN1, SN2, E1, E2, acid/base)? Reaction Mechanism for successful reagent set Ether product What kind of reaction results from the other set of reagents? Draw the arrow-pushing mechanism for the major organic product that is formed. Reaction Mechanism for other reagent set Product

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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