Predict the products of the following reactions. (FIGURE...

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Transcript

00:04 In this problem we have to find the products for a few reactions.

00:18 The first one is dietyl maloneate.

00:37 Dietyl maloneid reacts with vinyl mital ketone in presence of sodium etoxid and then it is getting hydrolyzed.

01:20 So what must be happening is anion may be formed here.

01:25 This will be reacting with the ketone to form that is work out step by step so it is practically getting alphlated here bond here this is the second bond this is third bond and we get o minus here it's we'll put the o minus on the other side we'll get o minus here and cs type and a double bond here now this will re get re -properation to form the ketone area so it is better we move from here itself and put the ketone here and it's over now simultaneously you have the sodium metoxide around the sodium methoxide will again generate an anion here this is active metal nucleus and this can attack here on this and when it comes back this act is a given look so what we will end up is this will remain as it's now one two three four five and six a six member ring so let us draw a six member ring which is on this carpet let us draw first a six member ring on the sixth carpet this is one this is two this is three 4 there's a keto and 5 is connected with 6 again a keto yes so this is a product the second compound is venzaldehyde reactive with lda when zaldiide is reacting with lda and not venzaldead phenyl acetatea there is one carbon extra so it is phenyl acetate album l d a ethypropylamide and that is react to chloro eidiclorocl c l cl c o o o o so ld so lda will definitely chapter this problem and generated minus here and this will react with this and keep this off so here you will get c6hy c -ho here that is intact then we have a c -o -4 -80 so that should be the product the third reaction is o -c -o and c -o -c -h -3 first a treat with etoxid ion oat minus in presence of in it and out that means most probably we should react it not here it should be forming an anion on the other side let us see if we generate an an anion here you see how many or size of the ring size of the ring is more important so it is one two three four five six yeah that's a six number ring that's right so that should be working very well six member ring and we have something else on that four 80 yeah so it should be six member ring with this is going off and we get a dipego now again this is treated with sodium metroxate you you know you are we are using a weaker base because this has become very acute this problem is very easy to move down so when we take sodium hydroxide and then react with ethyl bromide articulation very easily occurs on the di -teteotone it is practically very easy so this is the product and the fourth compound is a cyclic ketone it is side chain which is an esterloat here oa now this is reacted with sodium dioxide and another ketone double bone o and sodium n ao b2 but naturally what we can expect is the most active proton this will be removed and this ketone should be reacting at this point so we'll remove the you don't write in detail just try to find the product.

10:26 So this is attacking here.

10:31 So let us see what will happen.

10:37 We have the double bond here and let us keep this as it's co.

10:45 Nothing is happening to it.

10:47 We see afterwards what will happen...

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