Concept explainers
Draw the products formed in each reaction.
a. c.
b. d.
e. g.
f. h.
(a)
Interpretation: Product formed from coupling reaction is to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The product formed is,
Explanation of Solution
Species containing copper-carbon bonds are known as organocuprate reagents. These reagents act as nucleophille and react with organic halides to form coupling products which contains new
Figure 1
The product formed is rightfully stated.
(b)
Interpretation: Product formed from coupling reaction is to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The product formed is,
Explanation of Solution
Suzuki reaction is a type of coupling reaction. The product formed by the reaction is
Figure 2
The product formed is rightfully stated.
(c)
Interpretation: Product formed from coupling reaction is to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The product formed is,
Explanation of Solution
Heck reaction is a type of coupling reaction. The reaction involves the formation of substituted alkene from an unsaturated halide and an alkene. The catalyst used for this reaction is palladium catalyst. It is a substitution reaction and replacement of H of alkene by alkylhalide takes place. The product of the reaction is
Figure 3
The product formed is rightfully stated.
(d)
Interpretation: Product formed from coupling reaction is to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The product formed is,
Explanation of Solution
Species containing copper-carbon bonds are known as organocuprate reagents. The reaction involves these reagents acting as nucleophille and reacts with organic halides to form coupling products and contains new
Figure 4
The product formed is rightfully stated.
(e)
Interpretation: Product formed from coupling reaction is to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The product formed is,
Explanation of Solution
Suzuki reaction is a type of coupling reaction. The product formed by the reaction is
Figure 5
The product formed is rightfully stated.
(f)
Interpretation: Product formed from coupling reaction is to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The product formed is,
Explanation of Solution
Heck reaction is a type of coupling reaction. The reaction involves the formation of substituted alkene from an unsaturated halide and an alkene. The catalyst used for this reaction is palladium catalyst. It is a substitution reaction and replacement of H of alkene by alkylhalide takes place. The product of the reaction is
Figure 6
The product formed is rightfully stated.
(g)
Interpretation: Products formed from coupling reaction are to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The products formed are,
Explanation of Solution
Suzuki reaction is a type of coupling reaction. The product formed by the reaction is
Figure 7
The products formed are rightfully stated.
(h)
Interpretation: Product formed from coupling reaction is to be predicted.
Concept introduction: Coupling can be done in many ways by using different reagents. Stereospecific products are also formed in many reactions and the product is addition of two alkyl chains.
Answer to Problem 26.20P
The product formed is,
Explanation of Solution
Suzuki reaction is a type of coupling reaction. The product formed by the reaction is
Figure 8
The product formed is rightfully stated.
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