79 3. Complete the following reaction and write a mechanism for both the substitution and elimination products (both substitution and elimination products occur simultaneously). Discuss all criteria including stereochemistry when a chiral secondary primary alkyl halide with (S) configuration reacts with methanol a weak nucleophile. Draw energy profile for this reaction. (4 points) CH2CH3 CH₂O-Na+ + Br H3C (S) no 1999b 02.907 90 +20110

79 3. Complete the following reaction and write a mechanism for both the substitution and elimination products (both substitution and elimination products occur simultaneously). Discuss all criteria including stereochemistry when a chiral secondary primary alkyl halide with (S) configuration reacts with methanol a weak nucleophile. Draw energy profile for this reaction. (4 points) CH2CH3 CH₂O-Na+ + Br H3C (S) no 1999b 02.907 90 +20110

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Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

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