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Chapter 8: Q32 P (page 350)

What are the products of the following reactions, assuming that one equivalent of each reagent is used in each reaction? Disregard stereoisomers.

Short Answer

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a.

b.

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01

How reaction proceed

a) The chlorine adds so that the positive charge in the resonance contributor is on a secondary allylic carbon and if the chlorine had added to the other double bond the positive charge would be on a primary allylic carbon.

b)The proton adds so that the positive charge in the carbocation by a tertiary allylic and a secondary allylic carbon and if the proton had added to the other double bond the positive charge would be shared by two secondary allylic carbons.

02

Final answer

a)

b)

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