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17 Nov 2019
Draw the curved arrows for the reaction mechanism of butanal and :CH2Ph3P+ to give pent-1-ene and triphenylphosphine oxide. Note: Although the oxaphjosphetane may form in one step, show the nucleophilic addition and coordination as separate steps. In the elimination step, provide the arrows that give the resonance structure of triphenylphosphine as shown below.
X incorrectX a Draw the curved arrows for the reaction mechanism of butanal and CHLPhip" to give pent--one and triphenylphosphine oxide. Note: Although the oxaphosphetano may form in one step, show the nucleophilic addition and coordination as separate stops. In the elimination stop, provide the arrows that give the resonance structure of triphenylphosphine oxide shown below. a betaineL HWAH- 1.addition HC :: IT Ph an oxaphosphatano pont-1-ene + triphenylphosphine oxide 2.coordination | HSC, 3.elimination Hy . RO Ph
Draw the curved arrows for the reaction mechanism of butanal and :CH2Ph3P+ to give pent-1-ene and triphenylphosphine oxide. Note: Although the oxaphjosphetane may form in one step, show the nucleophilic addition and coordination as separate steps. In the elimination step, provide the arrows that give the resonance structure of triphenylphosphine as shown below.
X incorrectX a Draw the curved arrows for the reaction mechanism of butanal and CHLPhip" to give pent--one and triphenylphosphine oxide. Note: Although the oxaphosphetano may form in one step, show the nucleophilic addition and coordination as separate stops. In the elimination stop, provide the arrows that give the resonance structure of triphenylphosphine oxide shown below. a betaineL HWAH- 1.addition HC :: IT Ph an oxaphosphatano pont-1-ene + triphenylphosphine oxide 2.coordination | HSC, 3.elimination Hy . RO Ph
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