When chloroethane is treated with lithium metal, as shown below (step 1), an alkyllithium reagent A is produced The alkyllithium reagent A (two equivalent) reacts with copper(1) iodide in diethyl ether to give a Gilman reagent G (step 2) which in turn undergoes coouping reaction with chloropropane to give product P (step 3) (Textbook problem 10-11): CH3CH₂Cl 2A + Cul G + CH₂CH₂CH₂Cl 2Li pentane Ether Ether 0 °C The name of alkyllithium reagent A is Aan alkyllithium reagent G P a Gilman reagent

When chloroethane is treated with lithium metal, as shown below (step 1), an alkyllithium reagent A is produced The alkyllithium reagent A (two equivalent) reacts with copper(1) iodide in diethyl ether to give a Gilman reagent G (step 2) which in turn undergoes coouping reaction with chloropropane to give product P (step 3) (Textbook problem 10-11): CH3CH₂Cl 2A + Cul G + CH₂CH₂CH₂Cl 2Li pentane Ether Ether 0 °C The name of alkyllithium reagent A is Aan alkyllithium reagent G P a Gilman reagent

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