Williamson ether synthesis is a SN2 type of reaction. In retro-synthetic analysis, two possible approaches were proposed to synthesize the following ether. Route A is choosen after comparision. Please use curved arrow notation to draw a mechanism for Route A, and explain why approach A is better than B in this SN2 reaction. Xo ©CH3 A B. CH3B ´CH3 + prefered Br

Williamson ether synthesis is a SN2 type of reaction. In retro-synthetic analysis, two possible approaches were proposed to synthesize the following ether. Route A is choosen after comparision. Please use curved arrow notation to draw a mechanism for Route A, and explain why approach A is better than B in this SN2 reaction. Xo ©CH3 A B. CH3B ´CH3 + prefered Br

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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