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1152                     photosensitization, only 18-A is formed. Suggest mechanisms for formation
                              of 18-A and 18-B. A minor product 18-C is formed only in the photosen-
     CHAPTER 12               sitized reaction. What other products might have been expected? Can you
     Photochemistry           explain the preference for the observed products?

                                     Ph
                                              hv                                 CH 3  CH 3
                             (CH 3 ) 2 C  CHCCH  CPh 2  (CH 3 ) 2 C  CH  + (CH 3) 2C  CH  Ph
                                                      18-A   Ph  18-B      Ph  18-C
                                     Ph                                                   Ph
                                                             Ph            H   Ph  Ph  Ph
                                                        Ph  Ph        Ph  Ph
                         12.19. Suggest a mechanistic pathway for formation of each of the products
                              formed on irradiation of the Diels-Alder adduct of 2,3-dimethylbutadiene and
                              quinone.

                                       O              CH 3           CH 3
                                                          CH 3                   HO
                             CH 3
                                                                        CH 3
                                            hv                                            O
                                                 O            +  O         +
                                          benzene
                             CH 3
                                                                             CH 3
                                                                                   CH 3
                                       O
                                                        O              O
                         12.20. The direct irradiation of 20-A gives predominantly 20-B, but the photosensi-
                              tized reaction gives more 20-C. Explain these observations.
                                                       hv                      H
                                                                      +         H
                                                                   H
                                                                 H
                                            20-A           20-C        20-B
                                               Direct:        28%          72%
                                               Sensitized:    68%          32%:

                         12.21. 9,10-Ethanoanthracenes undergo the di- -methane rearrangement. Analyze
                              the substituent effects that are observed in this reaction.

                                           X
                                               X                 Y          X
                                                                                  Y
                                                             X          +

                                                              21-A             21-B




                                        Substituent X  Substituent Y  % 21-A  % 21-B
                                        H           CO 2 CH 3  0      100
                                        H           CON CH 3   2  0   100
                                                               3      97
                                        CON CH 3   2  CO 2 CH 3
                                                               0      100
                                        CO 2 CH 3   CSOCH 3
                                                               0      100
                                        CH 3        CO 2 CH 3
                                        Ph          CO 2 CH 3  100    0
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