4. Prof. Stoltz and co-workers (Caltech) have studied so-called tandem Wolff-Cope Rearrangements (where the ketene from the Wolff rearrangement is set up such that it can undergo a Cope reaction). With this information, provide the product and a mechanism for the reaction blow. Note that the hydrogen atom at the bridgehead of the [3.1.0] bicyclohexane is still pointing up in the final product - you are not required to analyze this aspect of the reaction. H =N=N mild heat or light product contains a seven-membered ring

4. Prof. Stoltz and co-workers (Caltech) have studied so-called tandem Wolff-Cope Rearrangements (where the ketene from the Wolff rearrangement is set up such that it can undergo a Cope reaction). With this information, provide the product and a mechanism for the reaction blow. Note that the hydrogen atom at the bridgehead of the [3.1.0] bicyclohexane is still pointing up in the final product - you are not required to analyze this aspect of the reaction. H =N=N mild heat or light product contains a seven-membered ring

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