5. Draw the mechanism of the following reaction (students need to draw arrows, intermediate, and products. Also, students need to show stereo configuration by using wedge and dash bonds for intermediates and products.) The major product of the following reaction exists as four stereoisomers. Show all hydrogen atoms in the structures. (you don't need to draw wedge and dash bonds for C-H bonds of CH2 groups in the ring). Assign stereo configuration of the asymmetric carbon atoms and write the relationship between stereo isomers. (se vare et sub D Br₂ H₂O (excess) H

5. Draw the mechanism of the following reaction (students need to draw arrows, intermediate, and products. Also, students need to show stereo configuration by using wedge and dash bonds for intermediates and products.) The major product of the following reaction exists as four stereoisomers. Show all hydrogen atoms in the structures. (you don't need to draw wedge and dash bonds for C-H bonds of CH2 groups in the ring). Assign stereo configuration of the asymmetric carbon atoms and write the relationship between stereo isomers. (se vare et sub D Br₂ H₂O (excess) H

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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