6. In an organic chemistry lab, chemists were attempting to convert compound I into compound III via a substitution reaction To their surprise, compound II was the only observed compound after treating compound I with cyanide. "CN observed not observed a. Provide a detailed, stepwise mechaniem for the transformation above that accounts for the formation of product II. Use the curved arrow formalism to show the flow of electrons. Show all lone pairs, intemediates, formal charges, and pertinent resonance structures. b. Explain why product II is formed instead of product III. Use dawings to supportyow answer. C Would you expect compound II to be optically active? Briefly explain. Note The reaction above was run on an enantiomerically pure sample of compound I. CN.

6. In an organic chemistry lab, chemists were attempting to convert compound I into compound III via a substitution reaction To their surprise, compound II was the only observed compound after treating compound I with cyanide. "CN observed not observed a. Provide a detailed, stepwise mechaniem for the transformation above that accounts for the formation of product II. Use the curved arrow formalism to show the flow of electrons. Show all lone pairs, intemediates, formal charges, and pertinent resonance structures. b. Explain why product II is formed instead of product III. Use dawings to supportyow answer. C Would you expect compound II to be optically active? Briefly explain. Note The reaction above was run on an enantiomerically pure sample of compound I. CN.

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