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On the аnswer sheet prоvided tо yоu for the exаm, or on scrаp paper, complete the following question: Written Response Question 14 (15 pts): Learn something new! We studied the nucleophilic addition/elimination reactions of the carboxylic acid derivatives. There are many other families of compounds that also undergo nucleophilic addition/elimination in the same manner (at least from a reagent/product standpoint). Suggest the reaction product for each of the following: Click to Show Image Description Four incomplete reaction schemes are arranged vertically, each pointing toward a blank product area. The first shaded row shows a phosphorus atom double-bonded to O, single-bonded to OH, and bonded through two O atoms to terminal carbons. A plus sign separates it from a five-membered ring containing one O and bearing an HO–CH₂ substituent; the lower ring bonds are drawn as thick, wedge-like bonds. The arrow is labeled DCC above and dioxane below. The second row shows a benzene ring with a terminal carbon bond on the left and an opposing S(=O)₂OH group on the right. Its arrow is labeled SOCl₂. The third shaded row shows HO–P(=O)(OH)–O–P(=O)(OH)–OH, followed by an arrow labeled H₂O. The bottom row shows CH₃C(=O)SCoA plus HO–CH₂–CH₂–CH₂–N⁺(CH₃)₃. A circled positive charge appears above N, and an unlabeled arrow points right. Text beside this row reads, “Hint: Be careful with nucleophile. Does N have a lone pair to give?”
On the аnswer sheet prоvided tо yоu for the exаm, or on scrаp paper, complete the following question: Written Response Question 4 (6 pts): Complete the following reactions showing the major organic product or products. Click to Show Image Description A reaction scheme centers on a six-membered carbon ring containing a carbonyl group at one ring position and a terminal carbon bond at the adjacent position. Horizontal reaction arrows point outward to the left and right. The left arrow is labeled Br₂ above and “acetic acid” below. The right arrow is labeled “1) LDA, −78 °C” followed by “2)” and a three-carbon zigzag chain ending in I.