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Dоwnlоаd аnd print this file. Write yоur аnswers on the printout, or on a tablet, and then scan and upload your work as a PDF file. Otherwise you may copy the questions below and write your answers on paper, but make sure each answer is clearly labeled. This question has parts (a) – (h). Make sure to read each question carefully and answer everything that is asked. Note: although Canvas shows this question to be worth 30 points total, it will be graded out of 40 so there will be 10 extra credit points (so the maximum number of points on the exam is 110). Exam 2 Question 22.pdf (a) Draw the most stable conformation of the substituted cyclohexane below. If you print the question, you can add bonds to the blank chair given. Make sure the direction that your bonds point is clear. Include the bonds to the hydrogens on the two carbons that contain the substituents. (b) (6 pts) Determine whether the chirality center in this molecule has the R or S configuration. For full credit, you must show all your work (i.e. label the priority of each group around the chirality center and show how you used the priorities to determine if it is R or S. (c) (4 pts) Draw the molecule with this name, making sure the stereochemistry is clear: cis-4,4-dimethyl-2-pentene (d) (4 pts) What molecule could give the product shown on adding HBr? (e) (4 pts) What reaction that we learned about in this class could do this transformation? Write the necessary reagent(s). (f) (4 pts) What reaction that we learned about in this class could do this transformation? Write the necessary reagent(s). (g) (4 pts) What is the major organic product of this reaction? (h) (8 pts) Draw the full mechanism for the reaction below, showing each step of the reaction and all intermediates. Include all curved arrows to indicate the movement of electrons in each step.