Suppose you have compounds A-D at your disposal. Using these compounds, devise two different ways to make E. Which one of these methods is preferred, and why? Be sure to answer all parts. Part 1: CH3I Method [1]: Method [2]: Part 2: A B NaOCH3 B + C D + AV CH3OH THF D ONa E E E OCH 3 Which one of these methods is preferred, and why? Method [2] is preferred because the less substituted alkyl halide results in a more stable carbocation. Method [1] is preferred because the alkyl halide should be relatively hindered in an SN2 reaction mechanism. Method [2] is preferred because the alkyl halide should be unhindered in an S№2 reaction mechanism. Method [1] is preferred because the more substituted alkyl halide results in a more stable carbocation.

Suppose you have compounds A-D at your disposal. Using these compounds, devise two different ways to make E. Which one of these methods is preferred, and why? Be sure to answer all parts. Part 1: CH3I Method [1]: Method [2]: Part 2: A B NaOCH3 B + C D + AV CH3OH THF D ONa E E E OCH 3 Which one of these methods is preferred, and why? Method [2] is preferred because the less substituted alkyl halide results in a more stable carbocation. Method [1] is preferred because the alkyl halide should be relatively hindered in an SN2 reaction mechanism. Method [2] is preferred because the alkyl halide should be unhindered in an S№2 reaction mechanism. Method [1] is preferred because the more substituted alkyl halide results in a more stable carbocation.

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