
Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
A method has to be suggested to prepare the following compound using cyclohexene as starting material.
Concept introduction:
Suzuki reaction:
A reaction that couples an aryl halide or vinyl halide using an Organoborane reagent.
Heck reaction:
A reaction that breaks the double bond of
Organoborane compound:
An alkyl–organoboron compound, an alkenyl–Organoboron compound, or an aryl –Organoboron compound:
Coupling reaction:
A reaction that joins two groups with a carbon-carbon single bond.
(b)
Interpretation:
A method has to be suggested to prepare the following compound using cyclohexene as starting material.
Concept introduction:
Suzuki reaction:
A reaction that couples an aryl halide or vinyl halide with an Organoboron reagent.
Heck reaction:
A reaction that breaks the double bond of alkene and then joins the fragments.
Organoborane compound:
An alkyl–organoboron compound, an alkenyl–Organoboron compound, or an aryl –Organoboron compound:
Coupling reaction:
A reaction that joins two groups with a carbon-carbon bond.
(c)
Interpretation:
A method has to be suggested to prepare the following compound using cyclohexene as starting material.
Concept introduction:
Suzuki reaction:
A reaction that couples an aryl halide or vinyl halide with an Organoboron reagent.
Heck reaction:
A reaction that breaks the double bond of an alkene and then joins the fragments.
Organoborane compound:
An alkyl–organoboron compound, an alkenyl –Organoboron compound, or an aryl–Organoboron compound:
Coupling reaction:
A reaction that joins two groups with a carbon-carbon bond.
(d)
Interpretation:
A method has to be suggested to prepare the following compound using cyclohexene as starting material.
Concept introduction:
Suzuki reaction:
A reaction that couples an aryl halide or vinyl halide with an Organoboron reagent.
Heck reaction:
A reaction that breaks the double bond of an alkene and then joins the fragments.
Organoborane compound:
An alkyl–organoboron compound, an alkenyl–Organoboron compound, or an aryl–Organoboron compound:
Coupling reaction:
A reaction that joins two groups with a carbon-carbon bond.

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