(e) Alcohols contain poor leaving groups for reaction with nucleophiles. Show how a sulfonate ester could convert the hy

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(e) Alcohols contain poor leaving groups for reaction with nucleophiles. Show how a sulfonate ester could convert the hy

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E Alcohols Contain Poor Leaving Groups For Reaction With Nucleophiles Show How A Sulfonate Ester Could Convert The Hy 1
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(e) Alcohols contain poor leaving groups for reaction with nucleophiles. Show how a sulfonate ester could convert the hydroxyl group into a better leaving group and hence allow the following reaction to proceed. NaCN CH2CH2CH2CH2OH CH3CH2CH2CH2CN DMSO I (1) The following amide was needed for a pharmaceutical study. Show an approach to its synthetic two step route starting from a carboxylic acid. Explain the difference between a by-product and a side product in synthetic organic chemistry. Give an example to support your explanation (h) Name the compounds A-C and draw the structure of compound D below. B
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