Draw the organic product of the reaction. draw structure + -OCH(CH3)2

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**Draw the organic product of the reaction.**

In the given reaction, the starting materials are a cyclohexyl iodide compound and an isopropoxide ion (\(-OCH(CH_3)_2\)). The reaction implies a substitution, where the iodide (I) group on the cyclohexane is replaced by the isopropoxide group.

- **Reactants:**
  - Cyclohexane ring with an attached iodide group.
  - Isopropoxide ion (\(-OCH(CH_3)_2\)).

- **Task:**
  - Draw the resulting organic product in the provided space.

The dashed box labeled "draw structure ..." is intended for users to sketch the structure of the reaction product.

**Explanation for Educational Context:**

This activity involves understanding nucleophilic substitution reactions, where a nucleophile (isopropoxide ion) replaces a leaving group (iodide) in an organic compound, typical of SN2 reactions. This enhances the understanding of reaction mechanisms and organic synthesis.
Transcribed Image Text:**Draw the organic product of the reaction.** In the given reaction, the starting materials are a cyclohexyl iodide compound and an isopropoxide ion (\(-OCH(CH_3)_2\)). The reaction implies a substitution, where the iodide (I) group on the cyclohexane is replaced by the isopropoxide group. - **Reactants:** - Cyclohexane ring with an attached iodide group. - Isopropoxide ion (\(-OCH(CH_3)_2\)). - **Task:** - Draw the resulting organic product in the provided space. The dashed box labeled "draw structure ..." is intended for users to sketch the structure of the reaction product. **Explanation for Educational Context:** This activity involves understanding nucleophilic substitution reactions, where a nucleophile (isopropoxide ion) replaces a leaving group (iodide) in an organic compound, typical of SN2 reactions. This enhances the understanding of reaction mechanisms and organic synthesis.
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