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- Please fill in the missing reactants, reagents or products in the following reactions. Indicate relative stereochemistry where it is necessary CI j)When one isomer of 3-methyl-1-hexene is treated with H,/Pd, the product is (R)-3-methylhexane. What is the stereochemistry of the original isomer? • (E)-3-methyl-1-hexene • (R)-3-methyl-1-hexene • (S)-3-methyl-1-hexene • (Z)-3-methyl-1-hexene- Stereochemistry & regiochemistry + T -CEN
- Draw chemical structure with appropiate stereochemistry ( cis or trans, E or Z)Name the structures2. Complete the following: Stereochemistry and regiochemistry may be important. type a) NaOH (aq) b) neutralize ➤ OMe a) LiAlH4, ether NMe2 f) b) H3O+ type b) a) HS SH ZnCl2, H+ b) Raney Ni g) type formation of thioacetal/desulfurization HO type Hell-Volhard-Zelinsky Reaction h) CO₂Et type Wittig Reaction H H₂N OEt OH DCC, CH2Cl2 Ph type a) NaH, THF CO₂Et d) b) BnBr, THE CO₂Et c) NaOH(aq); HCl(aq); heat type type HO type (COCI)2, cat DMF CH2Cl2 j) CI type a) NHEN b) LiAlH, THE c) H3O+ CO₂Me CO₂MeWhat is the structures of A-C and what’s the stereochemistry of them.?
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