3 Explain why the following reaction will not produce the alcohol product shown.NaOHOH(not formed)Cl is not a good leaving group, meaning it cannot be replaced by hydroxide.Tertiary alkyl halides do not react.Steric hindrance at the tertiary halide prevents hydroxide from acting as a nucleophile in an SN2reaction.NaOH is not a strong enough nucleophile to initiate the reaction.

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Which best explains the following reaction. OH OH H3O+ This reaction does not work because the major product would be an alkene formed by elimination. This reaction does not work because the major product would be an ester. This reaction does not work because three ethers can be formed. This reaction works and the only ether product formed is shown. +
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Provide the correct sequence of the steps involved in the following reaction: H3C CH2 H3C Br2 HBr но Br Step 1 [Choose] Nucleophilic attack on Bromine Carbocation rearrangement Proton transfer to bromide ion Step 2 Nucleophilic attack by water Leaving group leaves Nucleophilic attack by hydroxide Step 3 Generation of bromonium ion Step 4 [ Choose ]
The behavior of esters and ketones in a reaction with a nucleophile is different because: 1) the carbonyl of the ketone is more positive. 2) the ester cannot form a tetrahedral intermediate. 3) the two oxygens of the ester sterically hinder the nucleophile attack. 4) there is a reasonable leaving group in the ester. O 2 O 4 O 1
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Draw curved arrows to show the movement of electrons in this step of the mechanism.
Draw the major organic product(s) of the following reaction. CH3OH
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When the ketone and aldehyde shown below are treated with a base two possible products are formed. Discuss how each product is formed and provide a mechanism.
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In the reaction shown below draw curly arrows to show how the acetylide can act as a nucleophile.
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