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CHEM 3311-200
Exam 3
November 15, 2007
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CHEM 3311-200, Exam 3, Page 2A Name:
1. Multiple Choice Questions (15 points)
(i) Identify the most stable alkene.
(A) 1-Hexene
(B) cis-3-Hexene
(C) trans-3-Hexene
(D) 2-Methyl-2-pentene
(ii) When 2-methyl-2-butanol is treated with H2SOx at 80°C, 2-methyl-2-
butene is the major product. What is the mechanism for this reaction?
(A) Snt
(B) E1
(C) Sn2
(D) E2
(iii) When cyclohexy! chloride was treated with sodium ethoxide in ethanol
at 55°C, cyclohexene was obtained in 100% yield. What is the mechanism for
this reaction?
(A) Snt
(B) E1
(C) Sn2
(D) E2
(iv) What is the organic product obtained when 1-butene is reacted with HBr
in the presence of peroxides?
(A) 1-Bromobutane
(B) 2-Bromobutane
(C) 3-Bromo-1-butene
(D) 1,2-Dibromobutane
(v) Consider the addition reactions of alkenes. For (E)-2-butene, which
reaction conditions will NOT lead to net syn addition to the double bond?
(A) Hydroboration-oxidation
(B) Brz in water
(C) He in the presence of Pt
(D) Epoxidation
CHEM 3311-200, Exam 3, Page 5A Name:
3. (20 points)
Complete the reaction by filling in the reactant(s) or product(s) as
appropriate. If stereoisomers are formed, show each one with the correct
stereochemistry and label as diastereomers, enantiomers, or meso compound.
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— Ul
A. Hox p< BA _HjC-C-ONa HO 'H,-O-C-CH, + NaBr
\_ fe CH;COOH ° }
B. CH,(CH,))sCH,CH,CL KOCH) on, (2), CH= CHy
DMSO, 25°C ~ a
Na ¥ of RS
uw Bry tiny + a
Cc. (E)-2-Pentene cee ess
Be
CCl,
Btz Pa
(z)- ZRutene ——4 > (2, 3R)~ and
4H Cet, (28, 3&Y- 2,3- dobro pawtowne-
aN
D. 2-Methyl-2-butene __ Bp = Be Ss Be
H,O R AS de i
2 at is oy + WK, Ina ar
= H 4
& .
E. 1,5,5-Trimethylcyclopentene ea 4 a < ewawlirneve
2. H202, HO hy, Hoh H
heat
(major) (minor)
H
«. >= 1 Ha(OAc)y, HO -—
LNB, NaBHy OH
CHEM 3311-200, Exam 3, Page 6A Name:
4. (10 points) Circle the mechanistic symbols (Swi, Sn2, E1, E2) that are
most consistent with each statement.
(A) Reaction of methyl bromide with sodium ethoxide in ethanol proceeds by
this mechanism.
Sni Sn2 El E2
(B) These reaction mechanisms represent concerted processes.
Sut Sn2 El E2
(C) These reaction mechanisms involve carbocation intermediates.
Sui Sn2 El E2
5. Organic Synthesis (10 points) Outline an efficient synthesis of each
compound from the indicated starting material and any necessary organic or
inorganic reagents.
(A) (S)-sec-Butyl azide from (R)-sec-butyl alcohol
D) OH v6 5s
sonvert bo Ny H 2 OTs j HOH
ag a (S)- aa (Rp see- Butyl te oi (R)-see- Buty Lokeakk.
00. ib
Gyr ahs ewrenil, Na N3 Tsck note: Actenutow.
tu: DMSO ye e ee
wf “vast 6B) UCHs)sC-O-CHs from an alkyl bromide Eee ap
cH, fo - CCH) => CH; Br
KOCH
OR 3
me DMSO
(rsyofomens =p Grohe Se
3) Hg(eAc),? KTOdeH3)
of cH aoe,
2) NaBH,
CHEM 3311-200, Exam 3, Page 7A Name:
6. (10 points) Draw a stepwise mechanism for the reaction shown, You must
show the arrows, lone pairs, and formal charges to receive credit.
Pe
f
Step 1: cof ™ oS SR. ==? ots
. sagexpansen |
Step 2: ce Hing pers Cy = CL
2 * noxheodlorn
2 carbocation
H
el
ANE oN
Step 3: CET, Noo? Or
oly Le i H Hw H
Sy ey / + Nee
Gop Gut Co + ey ONLY ®