the volume of liquid can be measured with? A. graduated cylinder B. pan balance C. scale D. metric ruler
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The oxygen of the epoxide adds syn to the alkene, which means the oxygen is on one face of the molecule. Therefore, the epoxide has 2 chiral centers. The dimethyl amine is a nucleophile and it attack a carbon bound to oxygen in an sn2 fashion. This causes the epoxide ring to open, and after a proton transfer, the molecule now has a dimethyl amino group and an adjacent hydroxy group in an anti-relationship. The amine is able to attack either of the two carbons bound to the oxygen in the epoxide and this leads to two isomers. The isomers formed are a pair of enantiomers with the stereochemistry (<em>R,R</em>) and (<em>S,S</em>). Therefore, the second isomer that the question asks for is the (<em>S,S</em>) product shown.
The oxygen of the epoxide adds syn to the alkene, which means the oxygen is on one face of the molecule. Therefore, the epoxide has 2 chiral centers. The dimethyl amine is a nucleophile and it attack a carbon bound to oxygen in an sn2 fashion. This causes the epoxide ring to open, and after a proton transfer, the molecule now has a dimethyl amino group and an adjacent hydroxy group in an anti-relationship. The amine is able to attack either of the two carbons bound to the oxygen in the epoxide and this leads to two isomers. The isomers formed are a pair of enantiomers with the stereochemistry (<em>R,R</em>) and (<em>S,S</em>). Therefore, the second isomer that the question asks for is the (<em>S,S</em>) product shown.