Practice: Determine the product from the following Heck Reaction.
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Concept #1: Heck Reaction
Example #1: Determine the product from the following Heck Reaction.
Concept #2: The Alkene
Example #2: Rank the following alkenes in order of increasing reactivity towards the Heck Reaction.
Practice: Determine the product from the following Heck Reaction.
Practice: Predict the product formed from the following intramolecular Heck reaction.
Practice: Using ethyl-2-butenoate as your starting material, prepare the following compound by a Heck reaction.
Concept #3: Heck Reaction Mechanism
Concept #4: Coupling Mechanism
Example #3: A Heck reaction between (Z)-3-hexene and bromoethene creates both (Z)-3-ethyl-1,3-hexadiene and (E)-3-ethyl-1,4-hexadiene. Illustrate how both products can be formed.
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