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     4.25. The  reaction  of  several  monotosylates  derived  from  6-hydroxy-2-        471
               (hydroxymethyl)norbornane were studied under conditions where alkoxide
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               formation would be expected at the nontosylated hydroxy. Compounds 25-C and
               25-F showed highly specific product formation, whereas the other compounds
               gave slower reactions and more complex product mixtures. Identify the structural
               features that make the observed pathways particularly favorable for 25-C and
               25-F. Offer a mechanistic rationale for the formation of the products shown for
               the other reactants.
                                                          CH OH
                                                            2
            TsO   CH OH      XO    CH 2 OH        TsO                  19%
                    2
            25-A                                  25-B
                             approx 1:1 mixture
                             of X = H, Ts
            TsO     CH 2 OH                              CH 2 OTs
                                                  HO                 HO     CH
            25-C                  78%                                        2
                                                                        28%
                                                  25-D
                                                         CH 3                  CH
            HO          OTs                CH OX              H                  3
                     CH 2                    2     HO
                                   O                         OTs
                                                                      O=CH
            25-E                  low yield of a mixture  25-F
                                  of X = H, Ts                            57%
                                    CH 3
                                                 CH 2 CH  O      CH CH  O
                                                                   2
                     H
                        CH 3
              HO                           +               +
                        OTs
                                O  CH               CH 3              CH
              25-G                                                 CH 2  3
          4.26. Table 4.P26 shows stabilization  +  and destabilization  −  of 
-substituted
               ethyl and vinyl cations as determined by the isodesmic reactions shown below.
               Comment on the following trends in the data.
               Table 4.P26. Stabilization of Ethyl and Vinyl Carbocations by 
-Substituent
            Substituent  C 2 H 5 +  CH 2 =CH  +  Substituent  C 2 H 5  +  CH 2 =CH +
            H              0 00      0 00       CN           −16 02     −11 71
                          18 83      25 89      CH=O         −10 25      −4 51
            CH 3
            CH 2 Cl        5 59      12 90      F              6.95      −9 25
            CH 2 Br        8 66      14 00      Cl             9.83       11 17
            CH 2 OH       15 30      21 69      Br             9.52       12 70
            CH 2 CN      −2 10       4 76       I             13.32       20 53
                           3 62      9 63                     64.96       53 69
            CH 2 CF 3                           NH 2
            CH 2 F         4 98      10 89      OH            37.43       25 92
                        −23 56     −16 41       SH            36.39       38 21
            CF 3
            CH 2 =CH      31 98      32 55      NO 2         −23 09     −25 44
            HC≡C          18 17      25 64       CH 3   3 Si  17.30       34 21
                          36 77      54 10
            C 6 H 5
                          42 97      47 06
            c −C 3 H 5
     	
