**Reagents Needed for the Following Reactions**### Reaction Diagram Overview:This diagram illustrates a series of chemical transformations where different reagents are needed to achieve specific reactions that may require more than one step. Each reaction path converges to produce (Z)-3-hexene-2-one as the central product from various starting materials. Enantiomeric pairs are indicated in several reactions, suggesting the possibility of stereoselective synthesis.### Detailed Reaction Paths:1. **From Aldehyde and Ketone:** - **Top Center Path:** Starting with an aldehyde (ethanal) and a ketone (propanone), these react to form (Z)-3-hexene-2-one.2. **From Alcohols (Hydrated Carbonyls) to (Z)-3-hexene-2-one:** - **Two Left Paths:** Alcohols (possibly secondary or tertiary) are shown reacting to produce the ketone, often requiring the use of oxidizing agents.3. **From α-Halocarbonyl Compounds:** - **Two Right Paths:** Starting from brominated carbonyl compounds, these might undergo substitution or elimination reactions to yield the desired product and its enantiomer. 4. **From Hydroxy Carbonyls:** - **Bottom Pathway:** Hydroxy carbonyl compounds react, possibly through dehydration and further transformations, to yield the central ketone.### Enantiomers:- Several pathways indicate the formation of enantiomers, suggesting the need for chiral reagents or catalysts to achieve stereoselectivity.### Conceptual Understanding:- These transformations demonstrate fundamental principles in organic synthesis, emphasizing the importance of choosing appropriate reagents and conditions to control reactivity and selectivity.- The diagram serves as a visual guide for understanding various synthetic routes towards (Z)-3-hexene-2-one, showcasing the versatility of organic reactions.### Application:- The pathways outlined can be adapted for educational purposes, illustrating key concepts in organic chemistry, such as reaction mechanisms, reagent selection, and the synthesis of stereoisomers.

For the above given transformations of the unsaturated ketone and saturated ketone. Different sets…

Show reagents needed to make the following reactions (some may require more than one step). ÅH OH O + enantiomer OH + enantiomer RO OH + enantiomer + enantiomer H ognal bliud OH + enantiomer Br O Br + enantiomer Br + enantiomer OH

Show reagents needed to make the following reactions (some may require more than one step). ÅH OH O + enantiomer OH + enantiomer RO OH + enantiomer + enantiomer H ognal bliud OH + enantiomer Br O Br + enantiomer Br + enantiomer OH

Chemistry

10th Edition

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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

Section: Chapter Questions

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