b. The reagent diazomethane releases nitrogen gas spontaneously and generates a carbene. WS 2.26: Draw the mechanism for the following reactions and provide the product. a CH₂N₂ hv c. The Simmons-Smith Reaction: The Simmons-Smith reaction employs Zinc reagents and a diiodomethane reagent to generate a carbenoid. Carbenoids are called such because the carbene is not fully generated and remains bonded to the Zinc reagent. WS 2.27: Draw the mechanism for the following reactions and provide the product. Et₂Zn, CH₂l₂ Simmons-Smith Reaction

b. The reagent diazomethane releases nitrogen gas spontaneously and generates a carbene. WS 2.26: Draw the mechanism for the following reactions and provide the product. a CH₂N₂ hv c. The Simmons-Smith Reaction: The Simmons-Smith reaction employs Zinc reagents and a diiodomethane reagent to generate a carbenoid. Carbenoids are called such because the carbene is not fully generated and remains bonded to the Zinc reagent. WS 2.27: Draw the mechanism for the following reactions and provide the product. Et₂Zn, CH₂l₂ Simmons-Smith Reaction

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