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• 11.2 Practice Draw and name the product(s) [or just assign configuration if it's a FG we haven't yet covered] of the following reactions. Identify the nucleophile and electrophile in each reaction. Include the mechanisms. Describe the spectroscopic changes that occur (IR and NMRs). Assume all reactions below are SN2 (this will not remain true as you learn more later in this chapter). a. (S)-2-iodobutane + cyanide ion I b. (R)-2-bromopentane + hydroxide ion c. (S)-2-chloropentane + an acetylide ion of your choice 0 ?• Spectroscopic changes • reactant ? product F • IR: what disappears in the product IR that was there in the reactant IR? what appears in the product IR that was NOT there in the reactant IR? • $^{13}C$ NMR: ppm changes, # peaks changes • $^1H$ NMR: ppm changes, integration changes, splitting changes, # signals changes CN nitr ??

          • 11.2 Practice
Draw and name the product(s) [or just assign configuration if it's a FG we haven't yet
covered] of the following reactions. Identify the nucleophile and electrophile in each
reaction. Include the mechanisms. Describe the spectroscopic changes that occur (IR
and NMRs). Assume all reactions below are SN2 (this will not remain true as you learn
more later in this chapter).
a. (S)-2-iodobutane + cyanide ion
I
b. (R)-2-bromopentane + hydroxide ion
c. (S)-2-chloropentane + an acetylide ion of your choice
0
?• Spectroscopic changes
• reactant ? product
F
• IR: what disappears in the product IR that was there in the reactant IR?
what appears in the product IR that was NOT there in the reactant IR?
• $^{13}C$ NMR: ppm changes, # peaks changes
• $^1H$ NMR: ppm changes, integration changes, splitting changes, # signals
changes
CN
nitr
??
        
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• 11.2 Practice
Draw and name the product(s) [or just assign configuration if it's a FG we haven't yet
covered] of the following reactions. Identify the nucleophile and electrophile in each
reaction. Include the mechanisms. Describe the spectroscopic changes that occur (IR
and NMRs). Assume all reactions below are SN2 (this will not remain true as you learn
more later in this chapter).
a. (S)-2-iodobutane + cyanide ion
I
b. (R)-2-bromopentane + hydroxide ion
c. (S)-2-chloropentane + an acetylide ion of your choice
0
?• Spectroscopic changes
• reactant ? product
F
• IR: what disappears in the product IR that was there in the reactant IR?
what appears in the product IR that was NOT there in the reactant IR?
• ^13C NMR: ppm changes, # peaks changes
• ^1H NMR: ppm changes, integration changes, splitting changes, # signals
changes
CN
nitr
??

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11.2 Practice Draw and name the product(s) [or just assign configuration if it's a FG we haven't yet covered] of the following reactions. Identify the nucleophile and electrophile in each reaction. Include the mechanisms. Describe the spectroscopic changes that occur (IR and NMRs). Assume all reactions below are SN2 (this will not remain true as you learn more later in this chapter). a. (S)-2-iodobutane + cyanide ion b. (R)-2-bromopentane + hydroxide ion c. (S)-2-chloropentane + an acetylide ion of your choice ? Spectroscopic changes reactant -> product IR: what disappears in the product IR that was there in the reactant IR? what appears in the product IR that was NOT there in the reactant IR? 13C NMR: ppm changes, # peaks changes 1H NMR: ppm changes, integration changes, splitting changes, # signals changes
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00:01 Here let's look at the solution the given structure that would be like this so here this is the given structure here the wedge bond br and here the hydrogen and here the that is dash bond hydrogen and here the that is sorry this is not the hydrogen here this is the alkyl group that is ch3 here this is wedge bond ch3 and here the ch3 so here this get reacts with the that is naoch3 in the presence of that is hoch3 at the high temperature so here this reaction that is this is alkyl halide alkyl halide that get undergo elimination reaction that means the e2 reaction so this is…
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