2. The reaction shown below was performed as part of a research program funded by the NationalInstitute of Health (NIH) to develop therapeutic agents for the treatment of cocaine addiction.●HT●H1₂NaHCO3↑sodium bicarbonate = mild baseHAFHOHO OUsing what you have learned in Chapter 8 about the addition reactions of halogens withalkenes draw a complete arrow-pushing mechanism for this process to include the following:Show all arrows for each mechanistic step, to illustrate correct electron flowStructures of all reaction intermediates formed in the mechanism must be shown correctly,including the key cyclic iodonium ion intermediateUnderline the iodonium ion intermediate that is formed in the reactionStereochemistry of reaction intermediates consistent with the product stereochemistry shownFormal charges where applicable

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2. The reaction shown below was performed as part of a research program funded by the National Institute of Health (NIH) to develop therapeutic agents for the treatment of cocaine addiction. ● ● H ● H- H 1₂ H HO O H O NaHCO3 1 sodium bicarbonate = mild base Using what you have learned in Chapter 8 about the addition reactions of halogens with alkenes draw a complete arrow-pushing mechanism for this process to include the following: FO obranysl Show all arrows for each mechanistic step, to illustrate correct electron flow Structures of all reaction intermediates formed in the mechanism must be shown correctly, including the key cyclic iodonium ion intermediate Underline the iodonium ion intermediate that is formed in the reaction Stereochemistry of reaction intermediates consistent with the product stereochemistry shown Formal charges where applicable

2. The reaction shown below was performed as part of a research program funded by the National Institute of Health (NIH) to develop therapeutic agents for the treatment of cocaine addiction. ● ● H ● H- H 1₂ H HO O H O NaHCO3 1 sodium bicarbonate = mild base Using what you have learned in Chapter 8 about the addition reactions of halogens with alkenes draw a complete arrow-pushing mechanism for this process to include the following: FO obranysl Show all arrows for each mechanistic step, to illustrate correct electron flow Structures of all reaction intermediates formed in the mechanism must be shown correctly, including the key cyclic iodonium ion intermediate Underline the iodonium ion intermediate that is formed in the reaction Stereochemistry of reaction intermediates consistent with the product stereochemistry shown Formal charges where applicable

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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