Draw the (pericyclic) reaction (reaction 1), including all mechanistic steps, that lead from the starting materials to the intermediate product. Show all isomers that can be formed and provide an explanation as to why that is. Determine the configuration of all chiral centers.

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Draw the (pericyclic) reaction (reaction 1), including all mechanistic steps, that lead from the starting materials to the intermediate product. Show all isomers that can be formed and provide an explanation as to why that is. Determine the configuration of all chiral centers.

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meo
EtC
Transcribed Image Text:meo EtC
* Retrosynthesis :
meo
Co2me
meo
OH
+
Eto-
Eto
(Diene)
(Tanget mole cule)
(Intermediat)
(Dienephile)
Reaction-a
Reaction -1
* Reaction -1: Diels-Alder Reaction
co̟me
meo-
+
Eto
(Diene)
co
Et
(Dienophile)
* Reaction-2: syn-dihydhoaylation:
.애
) Osou
meo.
meO.
Et o.
2) Nanso,, H0
Eto
(exo paduct)
Transcribed Image Text:* Retrosynthesis : meo Co2me meo OH + Eto- Eto (Diene) (Tanget mole cule) (Intermediat) (Dienephile) Reaction-a Reaction -1 * Reaction -1: Diels-Alder Reaction co̟me meo- + Eto (Diene) co Et (Dienophile) * Reaction-2: syn-dihydhoaylation: .애 ) Osou meo. meO. Et o. 2) Nanso,, H0 Eto (exo paduct)
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