(d) With reference to the following reaction scheme: Me Bu 13 Reagent(s)? Me : Bu „ОН ehsq ls isvanA sqmolts nA (4) bossono gniau bruogmoo ineq 14 to maxim s ni basteni bstles M (i) Draw cyclohexanone 13 in the lowest energy chair conformation. wolsr (ii) Suggest an appropriate reagent to achieve this stereoselective reduction of Cyclohexanone 13 to cyclohexanol 14 and explain your choice of reagent (curve required).

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(d) With reference to the following reaction scheme:
Me
tBu
13
Reagent(s)?
Me!!!.
OH
E noitesu
cheq lo 19van A
tBu
146 jqmolts nA (6)
lobis boaaono gniau bauogmos prins
bns to ouxims ni besteni batles M bon Jelsistum
woler
(1) Draw cyclohexanone 13 in the lowest energy chair conformation.
(ii) Suggest an appropriate reagent to achieve this stereoselective reduction of
cyclohexanone 13 to cyclohexanol 14 and explain your choice of reagent (curved
arrow mechanisms are not required).
Transcribed Image Text:(d) With reference to the following reaction scheme: Me tBu 13 Reagent(s)? Me!!!. OH E noitesu cheq lo 19van A tBu 146 jqmolts nA (6) lobis boaaono gniau bauogmos prins bns to ouxims ni besteni batles M bon Jelsistum woler (1) Draw cyclohexanone 13 in the lowest energy chair conformation. (ii) Suggest an appropriate reagent to achieve this stereoselective reduction of cyclohexanone 13 to cyclohexanol 14 and explain your choice of reagent (curved arrow mechanisms are not required).
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