Organic Chemistry
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Provide the expected product for the reaction shown below.
What is the anticipated product of the given reaction?
What is the expected product of the given reaction? (Ignore stereochemistry)
Draw the product for the reaction shown below. (Ignore stereochemistry)
Give the expected product of the reaction shown below. (Ignore stereochemistry)
Draw the product of the reaction shown below.
Draw the product of the reaction given below.
Predict the product of the reaction given below.
Draw the major product of the reaction given below.
A Cannizzaro reaction occurs when an aldehyde with no α-hydrogens reacts with concentrated sodium hydroxide to form a carboxylic acid and an alcohol. Determine the key intermediate that serves as a hydride donor in the Cannizzaro reaction shown below.
Determine the major product of the reaction shown below.
Predict the major product of the reaction below.
Draw the mechanism of the conjugate addition reaction given below.
Provide a synthetic pathway to produce the below-given compound using any starting material and reagents with no more than six carbons.
Suggest a reaction mechanism for the reaction shown below:
Propose a reagent and reactant pair(s) that can form the molecule below via cuprate addition. Note: Ignore stereoisomers.
Suggest a reagent and a reactant pair/s that can form the molecule below via cuprate addition. Note: Ignore stereoisomers.
Provide the major product of the reaction given below.
Draw the plausible mechanism of the following conjugate addition reaction. [Hint: To demonstrate how the cyano group promotes the activation of the double bond toward conjugate addition, use resonance forms.]
Nucleophile (Nuc:-) + methacrylonitrile (CH2=C(CH3)CN)
Predict the plausible mechanism of the following conjugate addition reaction. [Hint: To demonstrate how the nitro group promotes the activation of the double bond toward conjugate addition, use resonance forms.]
Nucleophile (Nuc:-) + 1-nitroprop-1-ene (CH3CH=CHNO2)