4. Provide the product for the following reaction. Provide the sterochemistry and regiochemistry where is appropriate. Show the mechanism for each reaction 1) ВНа-THF 2) но , NaOH а) 1) BH3•THF b) 2) HаОг. NaOH 1) BH3•THF 2) H-0г. NaOH c) 1) BH3•THF d) 2) HОг. NaOH 1) ВНа-THF 2) HОг. NaOH 1) BH3•THF 2) HОг. NaOH f)

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4. Provide the product for the following reaction. Provide the sterochemistry and
regiochemistry where is appropriate. Show the mechanism for each reaction
1) BH3 THF
2) но , NaOH
a)
1) ВНз-THF
b)
2) Hа0г. NaOH
1) BH3•THF
2) H2O2, NaOH
1) BH3•THF
d)
2) H2Ог. NaOH
1) ВНз-THF
2) Hа0г. NaOH
1) BH3• THF
f)
2) H2Ог. NaOH
Transcribed Image Text:4. Provide the product for the following reaction. Provide the sterochemistry and regiochemistry where is appropriate. Show the mechanism for each reaction 1) BH3 THF 2) но , NaOH a) 1) ВНз-THF b) 2) Hа0г. NaOH 1) BH3•THF 2) H2O2, NaOH 1) BH3•THF d) 2) H2Ог. NaOH 1) ВНз-THF 2) Hа0г. NaOH 1) BH3• THF f) 2) H2Ог. NaOH
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The addition of boron hydride in the presence of tetrahydrofuran and in presence of peroxide in alkaline medium to form alcohol is a hydroboration oxidation reaction. Hydroboration oxidation follows antimarkovnikov rule.

Antimarkovnikov rule states that during addition reaction in alkene, the negative part of the adding molecule will get attached to that carbon which contains more number of hydrogen atoms.

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