6) Write a mechanism for the conversion of compound 1 to compound 4. In going from compound 1-4 in Schemel, why does the OH- attacks that particular ring and carbon as opposed to the double bonds in the other rings or other carbons in the center ring. Need to bear in mind that charged molecules are unstable and nature favors neuralization of charges. OH OH ト HO red OOH O-glucose compound 1 O-glucose OH colorless OH HO O-glucose compound 4 O-glucose OH

6) Write a mechanism for the conversion of compound 1 to compound 4. In going from compound 1-4 in Schemel, why does the OH- attacks that particular ring and carbon as opposed to the double bonds in the other rings or other carbons in the center ring. Need to bear in mind that charged molecules are unstable and nature favors neuralization of charges. OH OH ト HO red OOH O-glucose compound 1 O-glucose OH colorless OH HO O-glucose compound 4 O-glucose OH

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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