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TEST 3 REVIEW HANDOUT ANSWERS 1) R and S enantiomers would result from the reaction. 2) The mixture from question 1) would be a racemic mixture and therefor optically inactive.
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TEST 3 REVIEW HANDOUT ANSWERS

1)

R and S enantiomers would result from the reaction.

2) The mixture from question 1) would be a racemic mixture and therefor optically inactive.

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3) a-

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b)

4)a-

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b- c-

d-

5) a)

b)

c)

+ NH4+ Cl-

d)

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6)

7)

8)

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a)

b)

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c)

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EXTRA MECHANISM WITH GRIGNARD REAGENT (could use organolithium as well)

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d)

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9-PAY ATTENTION TO THE ARROWS FOR TAUTOMERIZATION REACTIONS. DOUBLE CHECK WITH THE POWERPOINT OR THE BOOK FOR ANY DISCREPANCIES !!!!!!!!a)

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b) Both A and B products are obtained but the mechanism shown is meant to obtain product B

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10- Product C

Product F

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The carbon connected to the OH has two hydrogen atoms that show a signal of a singlet in 3-4 ppm region

Product G

The carbon connected to OH shows no signals because it has no hydrogens

Product K

The carbon connected to the OH has one hydrogen atom that shows a doublet in the 3-4ppm region because its neighboring carbon has a hydrogen atom that splits the signal.


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