9.63 For each of the following reactions, provide a complete, detailed mechanism and predict the products, including stereochemistry where appropriate. Determine whether the reaction will yield exclusively one product or a mixture of products. For each reaction that yields a mixture, determine which is the major product. (a) (S)-3-Chlorooctane CH;CH,OK (b) CH;CH,OK ? CH;CH,OH (c) conc H3PO4 ? (S)-3-Methyl-3-chlorooctane ОН DMSO A (d) CI (e) (f) (CH3);CONA ? NaN3 OMs ? Ethanol TfO DMF CH3CH2OH

9.63 For each of the following reactions, provide a complete, detailed mechanism and predict the products, including stereochemistry where appropriate. Determine whether the reaction will yield exclusively one product or a mixture of products. For each reaction that yields a mixture, determine which is the major product. (a) (S)-3-Chlorooctane CH;CH,OK (b) CH;CH,OK ? CH;CH,OH (c) conc H3PO4 ? (S)-3-Methyl-3-chlorooctane ОН DMSO A (d) CI (e) (f) (CH3);CONA ? NaN3 OMs ? Ethanol TfO DMF CH3CH2OH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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