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qymoh'ne 3. H2N+, cat. 11* 2. Provide the reagents (over the arrows) needed to effect the following
transformations. (6!) Z\
i aha ————> W (19) am 0
N\\\\ _.._..__. Who
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Dig,» coo H [:10] / 600 H 3. Starting with 1-hexanol, devise a synthesis of n-heptyldimethylamine using any
reagents of your choosing. steps WOH —__—> WT/ 4. Compound 'X', which contains no nitrogen, gives the following IR, NMR, and MS data: MS: m/e (relative intensity) 166 (M+, 5), 164(15), 135(11), 133(33), 129(100), 92(9),
90(27). nu: , , T T. T...__ y ‘ l l ‘ i -v,........_;___..-._T._-_+.._.T_._..,._ 4..-- .i...s.__....__..._. u. u ,.__.s_._._- a”. t
r—""”—"'.'"""” _. 7' _————-...-L_. _-.._..._.__.i_..-._.A__.,i -._.-...- , .-.i..- IXI = 2:: (a) Label 3 characteristic peaks in the IR spectrum.
(b) From ALL of the data given, suggest a structure for 'X'.
(c) Give the structures and charges for the seven peaks observed in the MS of 'X'. (1) (2)
(3)
(4) 5. When 2S,3R-2,3-dimethyl-3-hydroxypropanoic acid lactone is treated with
LAH, a more polar nonracemic product 1 is formed upon workup. Exposure of 1 to catalytic acid in the presence of cyclohexanone in a reaction flask fitted with a Dean-
Stark trap and refluxed in toluene leads to final nonracemic product 2. LAH cat H“
——-—> —-—>
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0 workup) (l
O
1
2 Give the complete structure for the starting lactone above (i.e., substituents and
appropriate stereochemistry). Provide a structure for product 1 (in the box above).
Suggest a structure for product 2 (in the box above). Assign the absolute stereochemistry for each chiral center in 2 and compare with
those in the starting lactone. Are they the same? If not, why not? 6. Conversion of a ketal to a ketone is usually accomplished with aqueous acidic
conditions. (e. g., 3 to 4). However, acid hydrolysis is not effective with dithioacetals such
as 5. Instead, alkylation on a sulfur atom with methyl iodide in the presence of water
achieves the desired result by an otherwise identical cationic mechanism. Provide a
mechanism, therefore, by which 5 goes to 4 using the conditions shown. 3 ma“ CH3! 3
__., <—— 8
H20, THF
5 7. For the following reaction sequence, excess (x’s) amine is required to
consume the acid (HCl) given off in the formation of the amide product. Alternatively,
the ”Schotten—Baumann” method can be used to minimize loss of this valuable amine.
Provide alternative reaction conditions that reflect this method, and a mechanism for the
generation of the amide under ”Schotten-Baumann ” conditions. Wool + X's 0"? LC" Whip (opt. pure) Alternative reaction conditions: Mechanism: 8. In each of the following. there MAY be an error in the chemistry as shown. If so, in one
sentence/ phrase, indicate the error. Should the overall process/ reaction/ name be
correct, insert ’correct’ in the box to the right. 0 1 mean 0,. 0
('7) W aw N + ”0%
| swifiiamm 9. EXTRA CREDIT; you must provide the fully correct answer to receive these 20
points). Compound 'Y' gives the following IR, NMR, and MS data: MS: m/ e (relative intensity) 121(M+, 76), 95(100), 26(44). Suggest the structure for 'Y’ " ”’2’" f // i H NMR
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