5. Chauncy, an organic chemistry I class student, conducted the following dehydrohalogenation reaction. He expected to get product A only, but to his surprise, he obtained a total of five products (of which three (A, B, and Care shown below). Chauncy figured out that somehow there must have been rearrangement(s) going on, but since he skipped a few class lectures in chem 231, he was lost. Can you help him out by showing how the three products arose, being sure to show the key steps in the mechanism for each product, Also, for products A and B, which will be the major product, and why? CH,OH ocH3 Mor heat

5. Chauncy, an organic chemistry I class student, conducted the following dehydrohalogenation reaction. He expected to get product A only, but to his surprise, he obtained a total of five products (of which three (A, B, and Care shown below). Chauncy figured out that somehow there must have been rearrangement(s) going on, but since he skipped a few class lectures in chem 231, he was lost. Can you help him out by showing how the three products arose, being sure to show the key steps in the mechanism for each product, Also, for products A and B, which will be the major product, and why? CH,OH ocH3 Mor heat

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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