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1 Solutions to Problems Aramaticity Building Bridges to Knowledge Photo of a freeway in Shanghai, China 1. Use the data in Table 9.3 to calculate the resonance stabilization energy for benzene. 2. Which of the following compounds are aromatic? a. not aromatic b. not aromatic c. not aromatic d. aromatic e. not aromatic f. aromatic g. not aromatic h. not aromatic Resonance Energy for Benzene = 3 ΔH hydrogenation of cyclohexene ΔH benzene REB = 3 x 120 kJ/mol 208 kJ/mol = 152 kJ/mol

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SolutionstoProblemsAramaticityBuildingBridgestoKnowledge

PhotoofafreewayinShanghai,China

1. UsethedatainTable9.3tocalculatetheresonancestabilizationenergyforbenzene.

2. Whichofthefollowingcompoundsarearomatic?

a. notaromaticb. notaromaticc. notaromaticd. aromatice. notaromaticf. aromaticg. notaromatich. notaromatic

Resonance Energy for Benzene = 3 ΔHhydrogenation of cyclohexene − ΔHbenzene

REB = 3 x 120 kJ/mol − 208 kJ/mol = 152 kJ/mol

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3. Namethefollowingcompounds:

Thefollowingnamesarenotexhaustiveforthesecompounds,i.e.,othernamesarealsoacceptable.

a. 3-chlorobromobenzeneorm-chlorobromobenzeneb. 1,3,5-trinitrobenzeneorpicricacidc. 3-chloroacetophenoneorm-chloroacetophenoned. 4-methylanilineorp-methylanilinee. 3-ethyltolueneorm-ethyltoluenef. 3-methoxybenzoicacidorm-methoxybenzoicacid

4. Arrangethefollowingcompoundsinorderofincreasingacidity:

f>d>a>b>c>g>e>h

5. Explainthefollowingobservations:

Benzeneisaromatic,i.e.,theelectronsinthesix“2p”parallelatomicorbitalsperpendiculartosixcoplanarcarbonatomsinteractinsuchamannerthattheresultingstructuredoesnotconsistofisolateddoublebonds,butastructurethatisstabilizedbyformingthreebondingmolecularorbitalsand3antibondingmolecularorbitals.Thisaromaticstructuredoesnotundergoadditionreactions.

+ Br2/CCl4 No Reaction

+ HBr No Reaction

+ KMnO4273 K

No Reaction

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6.AnunknownaromaticorganiccompoundC6H4Cl2upontreatmentwithHNO3/H2SO4gaveonlyoneproduct.Whatisthestructureofthearomaticcompound?

7. Drawallpossibleisomersfortrimethylphenol.

8. Suggestamechanismforthefollowinghypotheticalreactionandconstructanenergyprofilediagramforthereaction.

WhereZisacatalyst 1.

GY + Z → YZ− + G+

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2.

3.

4.

(5)

(6) HYZ➝HY+Z

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9. Usingtheinformationyouhavereadconcerningelectrophilicaromaticsubstitutionreactions,suggestproductsforthefollowingreactions:a.

b.

c.

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10. Suggestsynthesesforthefollowingfrombenzeneandanyotherinorganicororganicreagents.a.

b.

c.

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d.

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e.

f.

Ammoniumpolysulfidewillreduceonenitrogroupwhentwonitrogroupsareattachedtoanaromaticring.

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g.

h.

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11. Giveanexplanationforthefollowingobservation:

Theorthoandparaproductspredominate,becausethemethylgroupassistsinthedelocalizationofthepositivelychargebenzenoniumintermediatethroughhyperconjugation.Metaattackwouldnotallowthemethylgrouptoparticipateinthedelocalizationofthepositivecharge.

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and

12. Givearationaleforthefollowingobservation:

Nitrationoft-butylbenzeneproduces16%oftheorthoproductand80%oftheparaproduct;however,nitrationofmethylbenzene,toluene,produces58%oftheorthoproductand38%oftheparaproduct.Thet-butylgroupstericallyinhibitsattackattheorthoposition;therefore,theparaproductwouldbefavored.Thisisnotthecaseforthesmallermethyl

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group;therefore,statistically,theorthoproductwouldbefavoredsincetherearetwositesavailablefortheformationoftheorthoproductandonesiteavailablefortheformationoftheparaproduct.

13. Indicateusinganarrowtheposition(s)mostlikelytoundergoelectrophilicaromaticsubstitutionineachofthefollowingcompounds:

(a)o-xylene(b)m-nitrotoluene(c)p-bromotoluene(d)m-methylphenol(e)o-bromotoluene(f)m-chloronitrobenzene(g)m-xylene(a)

b.

Thefollowingistheoreticallypossible,butthegroupswouldbecrowded;therefore,itwouldbeaminorproductduetostericcrowding:

c.

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d.

Thefollowingistheoreticallypossible,butthegroupswouldbecrowded;therefore,itwouldbeaminorproductduetostericcrowding:

e.

Thefollowingistheoreticallypossible,butthegroupswouldbecrowded;therefore,itwouldbeaminorproductduetostericcrowding:

(f)

Thefollowingistheoreticallypossible,butthegroupswouldbecrowded;therefore,itwouldbeaminorproductduetostericcrowding:

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(g)

Thefollowingistheoreticallypossible,butthegroupswouldbecrowded;therefore,itwouldbeaminorproductduetostericcrowding:

14. Drawstructuresfortheprinciplemononitrationproductsof:

(a)

(b)

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(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

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15. Suggestamechanismforthefollowingreaction:

1.

2.

3.

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4.

16. OnemoleofcompoundA,C16H16,reactswithBr2/CCl4,diluteKMnO4,andonemoleofH2/Pt.TreatmentwithhotconcentratedKMnO4givesadicarboxylicacidwhichhasonlyonemonobromosubstitutionproduct.OzonolysisofcompoundAgivesacompoundthathastwomonobromosubstitutedproducts.WhatisthestructureofA.?Followingisonepossiblesolution.Canyouthinkofanother?1.Reactionwithbromineincarbontetrachloride:

2.Reactionwithdilutepotassiumpermanganate

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3. Reactionwithonemoleofhydrogen:

4. Reactionwithconcentratedhotpotassiumpermanganateinacidicsolution.

5. Ozonolysis

17. Supplystructuresforthefollowingpathway:C7H8+Br2/light→A+Mg+dryether→C7H7MgBrC7H7MgBr+D2O→C7H7DC7H7D+H2S2O7→C7H6DSO3HC7H6DSO3H+D2O→C7H6D2

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statisticallyanticipatedyields

18. Suggestasynthesisfor

CH2 C

O

from C C

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19.Giveanexplanationforthefactthatthesulfonationreactioninaromatic

substitutionreactionsisreversible.Theenergybarrierfromreactantstoproductisthesameastheenergybarrierforproductstoreactants: