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So the question asks to predict the major products of the following reactions.
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Are we given cyclopentanol and hcl for the first one? so for a, if we're given cyclopentanol, we know that's going to be 5, that's going to be oxygen with hcl.
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We know that this is first going to turn into a carbocation, and then turn into chlorine attaching.
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So we know our final product for this is going to be a simple substitution reaction, which we should finish with this.
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For b we're given cyclopental methanol, which should be this.
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And then we're given pcc.
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So this is essentially a reductant.
00:51
So it's a reductant.
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So, sorry, it's a weak oxidant.
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I apologize.
00:58
So essentially it's going to turn any one degree alcohol into an aldehyde.
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So you can say if we were to do that, since it's an oxidant, it's going to form an we can say that this right here is our final answer.
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So box that and red for part b.
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For part c, we're given cyclopental methanol, the same thing.
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And we're given a strong oxidant...