i need the answer quickly 7. Propose a mechanism to account for the formation of products formed bydecomposition of diazocyclodecane in the following reaction.N2H.-N2H.H.62%14%6%18%8. Write a suitable mechanism for the following transformations.CHCI3(i)BaseCHCI2(ii)R.cat. Rh2+CHOhv, MeOH(iii)O:O.THFN2CO,MeN3Heat(iv)NH2TolueneCO,Mehv, MeOH(v)

Diazo compound is subject to light, nitrogen is eliminated and carbene is generated. Carbene is…

7. Propose a mechanism to account for the formation of products formed by decomposition of diazocyclodecane in the following reaction. N2 H. H H + + 18% 62% 14% 6% 8. Write a suitable mechanism for the following transformations. CHCI3 (i) Base CHCI2 H R (ii) cat. Rh2+ R N2 CHO hv, MeOH (ii) O: THF CO,Me N3 Heat (iv) NH2 Toluene hv, MeOH CO2M (v)

7. Propose a mechanism to account for the formation of products formed by decomposition of diazocyclodecane in the following reaction. N2 H. H H + + 18% 62% 14% 6% 8. Write a suitable mechanism for the following transformations. CHCI3 (i) Base CHCI2 H R (ii) cat. Rh2+ R N2 CHO hv, MeOH (ii) O: THF CO,Me N3 Heat (iv) NH2 Toluene hv, MeOH CO2M (v)

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