Use the summary charts to predict the product of the following reactions. If there is more than one isomer possible, draw them
16. Conjugated Systems
Cumulative Electrocyclic Problems
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Use the summary charts to predict the product of the following reactions. If there is more than one isomer possible, draw them
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Predict the product for the following reaction.
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For the following electrocyclic reactions, did the substituents move in a conrotatory or disrotatory direction? Would you use heat or light to cause movement in this direction?
(a)
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a. Identify the mode of ring closure for each of the following electrocyclic reactions
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a. Identify the mode of ring closure for each of the following electrocyclic reactions
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b. Are the indicated hydrogens cis or trans?
2.
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b. Are the indicated hydrogens cis or trans?
1.
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Which of the following are correct? Correct any false statements.
b. A conjugated diene with an antisymmetric HOMO undergoes conrotatory ring closure under thermal conditions.
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Which of the following are correct? Correct any false statements.
a. A conjugated diene with an even number of double bonds undergoes conrotatory ring closure under thermal conditions.
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a. Under thermal conditions, will ring closure of (2E,4Z,6Z,8E)-2,4,6,8-decatetraene be conrotatory or disrotatory?
b. Will the product have the cis or the trans configuration?
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Account for the difference in the products of the following reactions:
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Explain why compound A will not undergo a ring-opening reaction under thermal conditions, but compound B will.
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How can this transformation be carried out using only heat or light?
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Given the conditions, would you expect conrotatory or disrotatory ring closing/opening? Justify this on the basis of the molecular orbital picture.
(c)
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