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2. List the missing reactant(s) over the arrow. а. HO. но, b. HO. H. 1. HO, SH 2.

2. List the missing reactant(s) over the arrow. а. HO. но, b. HO. H. 1. HO, SH 2.

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2. List the missing reactant(s) over the arrow. а. HO. HO, b. HO, H. 1. HO. 2. SH с. d. OH CI е. OH Cl.
Transcribed Image Text:2. List the missing reactant(s) over the arrow. а. HO. HO, b. HO, H. 1. HO. 2. SH с. d. OH CI е. OH Cl.
3. Dimethylbenzyl alcohol can be converted to dimethylbenzyl chloride in the presence of hydrochloric acid. LOH HCI a. Draw the mechanism for the reaction. Remember to show all possible resonance structures. b. What peak in the IR would disappear as the reactant converts to product? 4. Benzyl bromide reacts with sodium acetylide to form A. Compound A can make B by reacting with hydrogen gas over a Lindlar catalyst. B reacts with water in an acid catalyst to form the major product c which can be readily converted to D using chromic acid. Draw the compounds A-D. Br H2 Lindlar H* CrOa H2SO4 H20
Transcribed Image Text:3. Dimethylbenzyl alcohol can be converted to dimethylbenzyl chloride in the presence of hydrochloric acid. LOH HCI a. Draw the mechanism for the reaction. Remember to show all possible resonance structures. b. What peak in the IR would disappear as the reactant converts to product? 4. Benzyl bromide reacts with sodium acetylide to form A. Compound A can make B by reacting with hydrogen gas over a Lindlar catalyst. B reacts with water in an acid catalyst to form the major product c which can be readily converted to D using chromic acid. Draw the compounds A-D. Br H2 Lindlar H* CrOa H2SO4 H20
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