11)a) How many different molecules containing one double bond can be used to synthesize4-methyl-4-heptanol (as the major product) via acid catalyzed hydration with H2SOe andH20? Draw them all below.b) Are any of the structures in part (a) trisubstituted alkenes? If so, redraw it/thembelow.c) Label (if possible) the structure(s) in part (b) as either Z or E double bond isomers.Bonus Question:) Recently, the Gademann research group from the University of Zurich,completed the synthesis of (+)-Peyssonnosol, a complex natural product (shown belowon the left) which contains seven stereocenters. Briefly describe what the "(t)" symbol infront of the synthesized natural product name means.Me.,Me,Me MeHO.MeMeSynthesized()-PeyssonnosolStarting Materials UsedinSynthesis

Hydration of alkenes leads to the formation of alcohols. The mechanism moves through the formation…

11), a) How many different molecules containing one double bond can be used to synthesize 4-methyl-4-heptanol (as the major product) via acid catalyzed hydration with HISO and H,0? Draw them all below. b) Are any of the structures in part (a) trisubstituted alkenes? If so, redraw irthem below. c) Label (f possible) the structure(s) in part (b) as either Z or E double bond isomers.

11), a) How many different molecules containing one double bond can be used to synthesize 4-methyl-4-heptanol (as the major product) via acid catalyzed hydration with HISO and H,0? Draw them all below. b) Are any of the structures in part (a) trisubstituted alkenes? If so, redraw irthem below. c) Label (f possible) the structure(s) in part (b) as either Z or E double bond isomers.

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