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On the аnswer sheet prоvided tо yоu for the exаm, or scrаp paper, complete the following question: Written Response Question 5 (5 pts): The elimination of 1-chloro-1-methylcyclopropane with hydroxide affords two alkene products A and B. Explain why A is the major product despite the fact that it contains the least substituted double bond. Click to Show Image Description A complete chemical reaction scheme. The starting material on the left is a three-membered cyclopropane ring with two substituents on the same carbon: a methyl group and a chlorine atom (Cl). Above the reaction arrow, the reagent sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is written, and below it the solvent DMF is labeled. A single-headed reaction arrow points to the right, leading to two products separated by a plus sign. Product A is drawn as a three-membered cyclopropane ring with an exocyclic double bond extending from one carbon of the ring, shown as two parallel lines representing a CH₂ group attached by a double bond outside the ring. It is labeled A below the structure. Product B is drawn as a three-membered ring with a double bond between two carbons within the ring itself, shown as two parallel lines inside the ring. A methyl group is attached to one of the doubly bonded carbons. It is labeled B below the structure.
On the аnswer sheet prоvided tо yоu for the exаm, or scrаp paper, complete all of the parts of the following question: Written Response Question 6 (8 pts): The following compounds do not undergo the reactions you would expect based on the substitution of the alkyl halide. In each case, briefly explain why the indicated reaction(s) will not work: Click to Show Image Description A chemical structure with accompanying text. The compound is a rigid, bridged polycyclic molecule. At the base of the structure are two fused benzene rings, drawn as two six-membered rings sharing a bond, forming a planar aromatic framework. Above the fused benzene rings, a bridged bicyclic framework is present, consisting of additional carbon atoms that form a constrained ring system connecting across the top of the molecule. On one carbon of this upper bridged framework, a chlorine atom (Cl) is attached, shown with an explicit bond. Three hydrogen atoms are explicitly drawn and labeled (H, H, H) at specific positions on the bridged portion of the molecule, with their spatial positions indicated by the bond angles shown. To the right of the structure, the text reads "unreactive under E2 conditions." Click to Show Image Description A chemical structure with accompanying text. The compound is drawn in a three-dimensional perspective as a rigid, cage-like bridged bicyclic framework. The structure consists of two bridgehead carbons connected by multiple carbon bridges, creating a constrained polycyclic skeleton. An iodine atom (I) is attached at the lower bridgehead carbon of the cage structure, shown at the bottom left of the drawing. The three-dimensional perspective of the drawing conveys the rigid, locked nature of the bicyclic framework. To the right of the structure, the text reads "Unreactive by E2 or S꜁2."