12th Edition

ISBN: 9781119664635

Author: Solomons

Publisher: WILEY

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Chapter D, Problem 8PP

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When compound A is heated, compound B can be isolated from the reaction mixture. A sequence of two electrocyclic reactions occurs; the first involves a 4πp-electron system, and the second involves a 6 π -electron system. Outline both electrocyclic reactions and give the structure of the intermediate that intervenes.

Chapter D, Problem 8PP, Practice Problem D.8 When compound A is heated, compound B can be isolated from the reaction

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