Please all solve the problem (d)Phi-Pr1. toluene, heatMe2. O 0H2C-PPH3(e)MeMecat. H+MeOPP(f)NH2MEOH, H*2. xylenes, heat3.F3Ccat. Pd(PPh,),, KOIBUBr (a)NH2N.AcOOAcH.AcOOAc(b)1. cat. H*но2.CI, DMSOCINE13, CH2Cl2, -78 °C(c)1. BrOHKH, 18-c-6, THF2. xylenes, heat3. cat.PCY3CH,Cl2Ci-RuPhPCy

There are some reaction which shown above. We have to find out the major product of these reactions.

Answered: Ph i-Pr 1. toluene, heat Me. 2.…

Ph i-Pr 1. toluene, heat Me. 2. H2C-PPH3 (e) Me Me cat. H* Me OPP (f) 1. NH2 MeOH, H* 2. xylenes, heat 3. F3C cat. Pd(PPh,)., KOIBU Br

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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