Your research advisor gave you this sequence of two reactions to complete in lab this week. However after completing both steps, you noticed that your product had different properties than were reported in the scientific literature. Something went wrong! Your Pl's proposed synthesis plan: HO HCI .CI NaOH

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination
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a.) What was the product of the first step (reaction involving HCl)?

b.)What was the product of the second step (reaction involving NaOH)? If something else formed as the product of the first reaction, use that alternative structure as the reactant for this second reaction.
 
c.)How would you change the reaction conditions (either step 1 or step 2) to ensure you obtained the planned final product as the major product.

 

Your research advisor gave you this sequence of two reactions to complete in lab this week.
However after completing both steps, you noticed that your product had different properties
than were reported in the scientific literature. Something went wrong!
Your Pl's proposed synthesis plan:
HO
HCI
.CI
NaOH
Transcribed Image Text:Your research advisor gave you this sequence of two reactions to complete in lab this week. However after completing both steps, you noticed that your product had different properties than were reported in the scientific literature. Something went wrong! Your Pl's proposed synthesis plan: HO HCI .CI NaOH
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