Question Number: 4 Follow the detailed instructions provided below: Fill in the following scheme by drawing the structures of the missing intermediates and/or products. Chemical formulas have been added for guidance. Major Thermodynamic Product Minor он Kinetic NaOH NACN. H20 Product H3C CH3 CeH;NO Step 1 Step 2 CeH,NO 1 3 4 NACN Step 3 H20 PCC CeHNO2 CH;NO2 Step 4 6 "PCC = pyridinium chlorochromate Using curly arrows, show the mechanism of the reactions taking place in Step 2, displaying the formation of both products.'

Question Number: 4 Follow the detailed instructions provided below: Fill in the following scheme by drawing the structures of the missing intermediates and/or products. Chemical formulas have been added for guidance. Major Thermodynamic Product Minor он Kinetic NaOH NACN. H20 Product H3C CH3 CeH;NO Step 1 Step 2 CeH,NO 1 3 4 NACN Step 3 H20 PCC CeHNO2 CH;NO2 Step 4 6 "PCC = pyridinium chlorochromate Using curly arrows, show the mechanism of the reactions taking place in Step 2, displaying the formation of both products.'

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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