Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781118452288
Author: David R. Klein
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 11, Problem 22PP
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The resonance structure of the radical should be identified for the given molecule.

Concept introduction:

Radical or free radical: unpaired valence electron of an atom, molecule, or ion is called as radical

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Answer to Problem 22PP

Answer

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. The arrow pattern of radical resonance is given below (a).

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  1

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. The arrow pattern of radical resonance is given below (b).

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  2

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. The arrow pattern of radical resonance is given below (c).

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  3

Unpaired electrons resonance with allylic double bonds. The arrow pattern of radical resonance is given below (d).

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  4

Unpaired electrons resonance with allylic double bonds. The arrow pattern of radical resonance is given below (f)

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  5

Explanation of Solution

The radical resonance structure of the given molecule

The radical resonance structure of the molecule is given below.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  6

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. Here three fishhook arrows were used to show the resonance.

The radical resonance structure of the molecule is given below.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  7

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. Here three fishhook arrows were used to show the resonance. The resulting resonance structure exhibits an unpaired electrons, the unpaired electrons allylic to another π bond that also involving resonance. Again three fishhook arrows were used for the resonance.

The radical resonance structure of the molecule is given below.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  8

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. Here three fishhook arrows were used to show the resonance. The resulting resonance structure exhibits an unpaired electrons, the unpaired electrons allylic to another π bond that also involving resonance. Again three fishhook arrows were used for the resonance.

The radical resonance structure of the molecule is given below.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  9

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. Here three fishhook arrows were used to show the resonance. The resulting resonance structure exhibits an unpaired electrons, the unpaired electrons allylic to another π bond that also involving resonance. Again three fishhook arrows were used for the resonance. Similarly the five resonances structure is exist in same manner as shown above structure.

The radical resonance structure of the molecule is given below.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 11, Problem 22PP , additional homework tip  10

An unpaired electron occupies the allylic position and in is involving in resonance. Here three fishhook arrows were used to show the resonance. The resulting resonance structure exhibits an unpaired electrons, the unpaired electrons allylic to another π bond that also involving resonance. Again three fishhook arrows were used for the resonance. Similarly the five resonances structure is exist in same manner as shown above structure.

Conclusion

Conclusion

The resonance structure of the radical for the given molecule is found.

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