Synthesis of ẞ-Methyl Napthyl Ether via Sn2 reaction (Acid Catalyzed Condensation) OH H2SO4 Catalytic + H3C-OH ○ CH3 0 4- 2- 6 8 %Transmittance 20 N N N -2- 4000 3500 3000 2500 Wavenumbers (cm-1) 2000 1500 1000 500 26 ≈ w w w w w t₤ 3344.59 3224.27 3077.21 2977.99 2905.83 2784.35 2717.68 2673.35 2616.36 2480.21 1859.63 1818.47 1765.04 1678.11 1604.99 1503.63 1487.15 1460.69 1440.18 1359.44 1308.71 1140.00 1112.25 1038.47 1248.08 00 134 1071.24 966.30 933.58 877.83 794.48 744.04 718.36.

Synthesis of ẞ-Methyl Napthyl Ether via Sn2 reaction (Acid Catalyzed Condensation) OH H2SO4 Catalytic + H3C-OH ○ CH3 0 4- 2- 6 8 %Transmittance 20 N N N -2- 4000 3500 3000 2500 Wavenumbers (cm-1) 2000 1500 1000 500 26 ≈ w w w w w t₤ 3344.59 3224.27 3077.21 2977.99 2905.83 2784.35 2717.68 2673.35 2616.36 2480.21 1859.63 1818.47 1765.04 1678.11 1604.99 1503.63 1487.15 1460.69 1440.18 1359.44 1308.71 1140.00 1112.25 1038.47 1248.08 00 134 1071.24 966.30 933.58 877.83 794.48 744.04 718.36.

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Chapter6: Reactions Of Alkenes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.31P: When 2-pentene is treated with Cl2 in methanol, three products are formed. Account for the formation...

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