---### Proposed Mechanism for Transformation2) a) Propose a detailed mechanism to explain the following overall transformation.Please redraw the substrate to begin your answer. Illustrate the transition state involved using a perspective diagram (dash/wedge notation), and include lone pairs, formal charges, and (perfect) curved arrows where appropriate. ![Chemical Reaction]**Reaction:**\[\begin{aligned}& \text{Reactants:} \\& \quad \textit{----->}\quad+ \text{NaSH} \quad\Rightarrow\quad \textit{----->}\quad \text{Products: }\quad \text{--------} + \text{NaCl}\end{aligned}\]**Notes:** 1. In this question, you **must** use dash/wedge notation in your illustrations, so start by drawing a perspective diagram associated with the α-carbon in the substrate.2. Counterions just watch, and so you can ignore them in your answer.---### Stereochemistry2) b) What is the stereochemistry associated with the above process? Why is it not relevant in this situation?---### Image DescriptionThe image above presents a chemical reaction in which the reactant is a compound containing a chlorine (Cl) atom attached to a carbon chain. This reactant undergoes a nucleophilic substitution reaction with sodium hydrosulfide (NaSH) resulting in the production of a compound with a thiol group (SH) attached to the carbon chain and sodium chloride (NaCl) as a byproduct.*Explanation of Notations:* - Use of dash/wedge notation is required to illustrate the perspective of bonds in the molecule.- Lone pairs and formal charges are to be included where necessary.- Perfect curved arrows should indicate electron movement to clearly depict the mechanism.---

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2) a) Propose a detailed mechanism to explain the following overall transformation. Please redraw the substrate to begin your answer. Please illustrate the transition state involved using a perspective diagram (dash/wedge notation), and include lone pairs, formal charges, and (perfect) curved arrows as appropriate. +NaSH SH + NaCl Notes: 1. in this question you must use dash/wedge notation in your illustrations, so start by drawing a perspective diagram associated with the a- carbon in the substrate. 2. counterions just watch, and so you can ignore them in your answer. 2) b) What is the stereochemistry associated the above process? Why is it not relevant in this situation?

2) a) Propose a detailed mechanism to explain the following overall transformation. Please redraw the substrate to begin your answer. Please illustrate the transition state involved using a perspective diagram (dash/wedge notation), and include lone pairs, formal charges, and (perfect) curved arrows as appropriate. +NaSH SH + NaCl Notes: 1. in this question you must use dash/wedge notation in your illustrations, so start by drawing a perspective diagram associated with the a- carbon in the substrate. 2. counterions just watch, and so you can ignore them in your answer. 2) b) What is the stereochemistry associated the above process? Why is it not relevant in this situation?

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

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