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5.1 Provide the line structures of the products Q to V in the reactions below. Stereochemistry is required for product R. он H2 H2SO4 Pd/C Q R Major product only Only one stereoisomer Stereochemstry required NaBH, MEOH HBr ZnCl, S T H30 `NH2 A U V 5.2 (a) Draw curved arrows to represent the flow of electrons in the intermediate product.
Transcribed Image Text:5.1 Provide the line structures of the products Q to V in the reactions below. Stereochemistry is required for product R. он H2 H2SO4 Pd/C Q R Major product only Only one stereoisomer Stereochemstry required NaBH, MEOH HBr ZnCl, S T H30 `NH2 A U V 5.2 (a) Draw curved arrows to represent the flow of electrons in the intermediate product.
(b) Draw the product resulting from the arrow movement in the intermediate product. Do not show the formation of any by-products он Intermediate Product Product 5.3 Write a reaction equation sequence for the following synthetic conversion. Each reaction step must be represented by a complete reaction equation in which substrate, reagents and products are shown. Mechanisms are not required. но
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Draw the product resulting from the arrow movement in the intermediate product. Do not show the formation of any by-products он Intermediate Product Product 5.3 Write a reaction equation sequence for the following synthetic conversion. Each reaction step must be represented by a complete reaction equation in which substrate, reagents and products are shown. Mechanisms are not required. но
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