Solve Q3 and Q4 with detailed expalantion 3. Using curved arrows, draw the mechanism of both steps involved in the synthesis ofisoxazole (5). Why is a base (triethyl amine) required in the first step of the pathway?What is the byproduct (4) of this step?NH2CI-NHH3C-PhH3C--CH314RobinsonH3PO4Gabriel-N-H3C-CH3H2054. Using curved arrows, draw the mechanism of both steps involved in the syntheticpathway to thiazole (3)..CISHeatHeat-N-R1R--R1R1H2N- HCIò HNS.134If thiourea (5) was used in the Hantzsch synthesis instead of thioamide (2), what wouldbe the structure of the resulting thiazole (6)?.CIНeat-N--NH2H2NR1- HCI16

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3. Using curved arrows, draw the mechanism of both steps involved in the synthesis of isoxazole (5). Why is a base (triethyl amine) required in the first step of the pathway? What is the byproduct (4) of this step? NH2 CI. -NH H3C- -Ph H3C- -CH3 + 1 2 3 4 Robinson H3PO4 Gabriel -N + H20 H3C- -CH3 5

3. Using curved arrows, draw the mechanism of both steps involved in the synthesis of isoxazole (5). Why is a base (triethyl amine) required in the first step of the pathway? What is the byproduct (4) of this step? NH2 CI. -NH H3C- -Ph H3C- -CH3 + 1 2 3 4 Robinson H3PO4 Gabriel -N + H20 H3C- -CH3 5

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