Aa.18. Draw the product of the Negishi coupling reaction that is expected when the following organic electrophile is treated with the givenorganozinc compound in the presence of catalytic Pd(PPH3)4:d.BrZnModify the given copies of the starting materials to draw the structure of the product. To reposition an atom or group, use the Selecttool and click and hold while dragging selected atom(s) to the new position.Br-ZnEdit Drawing

Given reaction is Negishi coupling reaction. Here aryl halide react with organozinc compound to…

Draw the product of the Negishi coupling reaction that is expected when the following organic electrophile is treated with the given organozinc compound in the presence of catalytic Pd(PPH3)4: d. BrZn

Draw the product of the Negishi coupling reaction that is expected when the following organic electrophile is treated with the given organozinc compound in the presence of catalytic Pd(PPH3)4: d. BrZn

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Aa.18.

Draw the product of the Negishi coupling reaction that is expected when the following organic electrophile is treated with the given
organozinc compound in the presence of catalytic Pd(PPH3)4:
d.
BrZn
Modify the given copies of the starting materials to draw the structure of the product. To reposition an atom or group, use the Select
tool and click and hold while dragging selected atom(s) to the new position.
Br-Zn
Edit Drawing

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