2. (a) The solvolysis reaction of compound 2A in acetic acid generated two major products 2B and 2C. Answer the following questions: (i) Draw the reaction mechanism for the for mation of 2B and 2C. (ii) Interestingly, researchers also observed the formation of 2D as a minor product. Propose a plausible mechanism to explain the formation of 2D. LOTS LOAC LOAC CH;COOH Aco 2A 2B 20 2D (minor)

2. (a) The solvolysis reaction of compound 2A in acetic acid generated two major products 2B and 2C. Answer the following questions: (i) Draw the reaction mechanism for the for mation of 2B and 2C. (ii) Interestingly, researchers also observed the formation of 2D as a minor product. Propose a plausible mechanism to explain the formation of 2D. LOTS LOAC LOAC CH;COOH Aco 2A 2B 20 2D (minor)

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Chapter30: Orbitals And Organic Chemistry: Pericyclic Reactions

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