Present an acceptable step-by-step reaction mechanism (including stereochemistry) that is consistent with the observed results.

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Present an acceptable step-by-step reaction mechanism (including stereochemistry) that is consistent with the observed results.

Data Tables
Table 1 -Results from experiment
Mass of Alkene
Mass of Product
hinn nit
Percent Yield Based on Limiting Reactant
(Show calculations in the space below)
Melting Point of Product
enoitesup dal-t201
.1499
•1289
41.56%
176.3°C -180.6°C
20
J881.8H trigis
zolomill M
no
em
Transcribed Image Text:Data Tables Table 1 -Results from experiment Mass of Alkene Mass of Product hinn nit Percent Yield Based on Limiting Reactant (Show calculations in the space below) Melting Point of Product enoitesup dal-t201 .1499 •1289 41.56% 176.3°C -180.6°C 20 J881.8H trigis zolomill M no em
Molecular
Weight
Milligrams
Millimoles
Concentration
Volume
Trans-cinnamic acid
148.1586 g/mol
159.808
(149x1000) = 149mg •128 x1000 =
149.
128
1.006
=
148. 1586 mmol 159.808
n/a
Bromine in acetic acid
g/mal
n/a
Equivalents 1.006.801.125
•801
Imey 2
1
= .801
128mg bodonge our /02.55 mg
an
DC.
1 M
mmol
om 10 dan M
2,3-dibromo-hydrocinnamic acid
= .801 mL
307.97 g/mol
333 x 307.97=
801.4156)=333
•333
.801
n/a
pla
=.42
Transcribed Image Text:Molecular Weight Milligrams Millimoles Concentration Volume Trans-cinnamic acid 148.1586 g/mol 159.808 (149x1000) = 149mg •128 x1000 = 149. 128 1.006 = 148. 1586 mmol 159.808 n/a Bromine in acetic acid g/mal n/a Equivalents 1.006.801.125 •801 Imey 2 1 = .801 128mg bodonge our /02.55 mg an DC. 1 M mmol om 10 dan M 2,3-dibromo-hydrocinnamic acid = .801 mL 307.97 g/mol 333 x 307.97= 801.4156)=333 •333 .801 n/a pla =.42
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