One of the constituents of turpentine is a-pinene, formula C10H16. The following scheme gives some reactions of a-pinene. Determine the structure of a-pinene and of the reaction products A through E. C C10H1302 C10H 16B12 Br2 CCl4 H30+ D PHCO3H Br2 C40H480 C10H16 C10H17OBI B a pinene H20 03 (CH3)2S heat CHO E CH

One of the constituents of turpentine is a-pinene, formula C10H16. The following scheme gives some reactions of a-pinene. Determine the structure of a-pinene and of the reaction products A through E. C C10H1302 C10H 16B12 Br2 CCl4 H30+ D PHCO3H Br2 C40H480 C10H16 C10H17OBI B a pinene H20 03 (CH3)2S heat CHO E CH

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