### Organic Chemistry Reactions: Problem Set#### Question 15**Which one of the compounds in Figure #3 is the major organic product of Reaction #3?****Reaction #3:**\[ \text{Reactants:} \]- An organic acid with the structure \(\mathrm{COOH-CH_2-CH_2-CH_2-CH=CH_2}\)- \(\mathrm{NH_2(CH_3)}\)- DCC (Dicyclohexylcarbodiimide)- RT (Room Temperature)\[ \text{Reaction:} \]\[ \text{Organic acid + NH\(_2\)(CH\(_3\))} \xrightarrow{\text{DCC, RT}} \text{Product} \]**Figure #3:**\[ \text{Compound A:} \] ![Cyclopentene ring with a methyl group and amide linkage] \[ \text{Compound B:} \] ![Cyclohexane ring with ketone] \[ \text{Compound C:} \] ![Cyclopentene ring with ketone] \[ \text{Compound D:} \] ![Cyclohexane ring with amide linkage] **Options:**- (A) Compound A- (B) Compound B- (C) Compound C- (D) Compound D#### Question 16**Which one of the compounds in Figure #4 is the major organic product of Reaction #4?****Reaction #4:**\[ \text{Reactants:} \]- A benzene ring with a nitro group (\(\mathrm{NO_2}\)) and an azide group (\(\mathrm{N_3}\))- Excess hydrogen gas (\(\mathrm{H_2}\))- Palladium on carbon (Pd/C)\[ \text{Reaction:} \]\[ \text{Nitro compound + H\(_2\) (excess)} \xrightarrow{\text{Pd/C}} \text{Product} \]**Figure #4:**\[ \text{Compound A:} \] ![Benzene ring with two amino groups (NH\(_2\))] \[ \text{Compound B:} \] ![Benzene ring with an azide group and an amino group

15.We know that dicyclohexyl carbodiimide (DCC) is used as a coupling reagent during the formation…

15. Which one of the compounds in Figure #3 is the major organic product of Reaction # 3? (A) compound A (B) compound B (C) compound C (D) compound D Figure #3 A CH₂ compound A Reaction #3 th= compound B DCC á compound C compound D

15. Which one of the compounds in Figure #3 is the major organic product of Reaction # 3? (A) compound A (B) compound B (C) compound C (D) compound D Figure #3 A CH₂ compound A Reaction #3 th= compound B DCC á compound C compound D

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