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Chemistry 218, Winter 2007
Exam 2
Name:
1.
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1. Fill in the blanks for the following reactions. Assume a single equivalent of reagent,
unless otherwise noted, and that every reaction is quenched. (40 pts)
(a)
O
OH
Cl
LiAlH4 (excess)
AlCl3
O
(b)
O
Et3N, TBSCl
MeLi
(c)
O
Br
O
Ph
Cl
AlCl3
(d)
OH
OH
2. In the following reaction, one of the products is formed preferentially over the other
one. Circle the product that is more likely to be formed, and explain why using
resonance forms. (10 pts)
O
O
Br
Br
Br
Cl
OR
AlCl3
O
3. The following reaction is a key step in a current Bates student’s senior thesis. Draw
the mechanism for this reaction (the solvent for the reaction is water). (8 pts)
NR2
R
H
N
R
HO
H
R
OH
R
HO
R
OH
R
4. Esters are commonly used as protecting groups for alcohols. One way to deprotect an
ester protecting group is to treat it with sodium methoxide (followed by an acidic
quench). (14 pts)
O
R
O
OMe
quench with H+
R
OH
+ ?????
(a) Propose a mechanism for the deprotection.
(b) What is the other organic compound that is formed in the reaction?
(c) As we discussed in class, it is important that a protecting group be stable to all
reaction conditions. Circle the conditions below that could not be used if there were an
ester protecting group in the molecule.
NaBH4
LiAlH4
MeLi
Me2CuLi
5. Draw an energy diagram of the molecular orbitals of oxazole (you do not need to draw
the molecular orbitals, just their relative energies). From your diagram, determine if the
molecule is aromatic or anti-aromatic. (8 pts.)
O
N
oxazole
6. Sketch a ddd (doublet of doublet of doublets), in which all three coupling constants
are different. (8 pts) (2008: cannot do)
7. Propose a synthesis of the target molecule below. You may only use the compounds
in the box as sources of carbon, but you may use any other reagent necessary. (12 pts)
O
EtO
OH
OH
OH
O
MeI
O
MeLi
target
H
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