For the following electrocyclic ring closure reaction a. Give the curved arrow pushing and the major product of the reaction b. Give the number of electrons involved in the reaction, and give a drawing representation of the wavefunction of the HOMO of the conjugated pi-system ON TOP OF THE REACTANT, give the number of nodes for the HOMO c. Indicate whether the ALLOWED reaction proceeds by conrotatory or disrotatory process d. Indicate whether the product is a meso compound, racemic mixture or simply achiral e. State whether a solution of the product would be optically active or not and why To preview the image click here Et Et heat

For the following electrocyclic ring closure reaction a. Give the curved arrow pushing and the major product of the reaction b. Give the number of electrons involved in the reaction, and give a drawing representation of the wavefunction of the HOMO of the conjugated pi-system ON TOP OF THE REACTANT, give the number of nodes for the HOMO c. Indicate whether the ALLOWED reaction proceeds by conrotatory or disrotatory process d. Indicate whether the product is a meso compound, racemic mixture or simply achiral e. State whether a solution of the product would be optically active or not and why To preview the image click here Et Et heat

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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