Question 6 only pKa 9.95pKa 8.81pКa 9.28pКa 9.816. Compound P, CAH9CI, reacts by heating with reagents KOH in ethanol to fomQ (CAH8). The compound Q then undergoes acid catalysed hydration to formR (C.H100). R does not react with acidified warm sodium dichromate,(a) Determine the structure of P,Q and R(b) Give a reason why R does not react with acidified warm sodiumdichromate.(c) Write chemical equation for the conversion of P to Q.(d) Draw a structural isomer of P.7. Compound X is an alcohol. Upon oxidation by acidify potassiumpermanganate, a ketone, Y is formed. X reacts with phosphorous bromide(PBR3) to give Z which is then purified and reflux in dry ether along with Mgmetal to formn a Grignard reagent. S. S is then treated with Y to yield 3.4-dimethyl-3-hexanol after hydrolysis in dilute HCI. Identify X,Y Z and S. Write allthe chemical equations for the reaction involved.

This is a sequencial reaction in which P convert into Q by heating with KOH and Q into R by acid…

6. Compound P, CAH9CI, reacts by heating with reagents KOH in ethanol to form Q (CAH8). The compound Q then undergoes acid catalysed hydration to form R (CaH100). R does not react with acidified warm sodium dichromate. (a) Determine the structure of P,Q and R (b) Give a reason whyR does not react with acidified warm sodium dichromate. (c) Write chemical equation for the conversion of P to Q. (d) Draw a structural isomer of P.

6. Compound P, CAH9CI, reacts by heating with reagents KOH in ethanol to form Q (CAH8). The compound Q then undergoes acid catalysed hydration to form R (CaH100). R does not react with acidified warm sodium dichromate. (a) Determine the structure of P,Q and R (b) Give a reason whyR does not react with acidified warm sodium dichromate. (c) Write chemical equation for the conversion of P to Q. (d) Draw a structural isomer of P.

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