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      CHAPTER 5
      Reduction of                       O               O              O
      Carbon-Carbon Multiple                   H                              H
      Bonds, Carbonyl                            CH 3            CH 3           CH 3
      Groups, and Other
      Functional Groups
                        5.8. The fruit of a shrub that grows in Sierra Leone is very toxic and has been
                           used as a rat poison. The toxic principal has been identified as Z-18-fluoro-
                           9-octadecenoic acid. Suggest a synthesis from 8-fluorooctanol, 1-chloro-7-
                           iodoheptane, acetylene, and any other necessary organic or inorganic reagents.
                        5.9. Each of the following compounds contains more than one potentially reducible
                           group. Indicate a reducing agent that will be suitable for effecting the desired
                           reduction. Explain the basis for the expected selectivity.
                          (a)    H  CO CH 3     H  CO CH 3  (b)     O H              OH H
                                                     2
                                      2
                              O             O                 O               O
                                                                         O               O
                             O        H    O        H         O               O
                                                                      H  O            H  O
                                     CH 2          CH
                                 CH            CH    3
                                   3             3
                                                                 O      OCH    CH O     OCH
                                                              CH 3         3     3         3
                                                                    OCH              OCH
                                                                       3                3
                          (c) HO C           HOCH 2            (d) CH CH C  CCH C  CCH OH
                              2  O  CH 2 CO 2 C 2 H 5  O  CH 2 CO 2 C 2 H 5  3  2  2  2
                                                                                       H
                                                                         CH CH C  CCH
                                O  O             O  O                      3  2     2   CH OH
                                                                                          2
                               CH  CH           CH 3  CH 3                           H
                                 3   3
                          (e)   CH    O   CH 2 CHCH CO CH   CH         O
                                  3             2  2  3
                                                              3
                           CH CH CHCO       OTMS        CH CH CHCO  CH CH CCH CHCH CO CH
                             3  2   2                    3  2   2   2  2  2   2  2  3
                                     H                           H    CH
                                          CH 3                          3
                                                                           OTMS
                          (f)      O                   O
                             CH (CH ) C(CH ) CO H  CH (CH ) C(CH ) CH  O
                              3  2 3  2 4  2       3  2 3  2 4
                          (g)           OCH Ph            OCH Ph
                                      H    2             H   2
                             CH 3  H           CH 3
                               HOH C  OH H          H C  OH H
                                  2
                                                     3
                          (h)   CH 3 O  O             CH O
                                                        3
                                                            CH  O
                             Ph        NOCH3       Ph
                                    CH 3 CH 3             CH 3
                          (i)            CH 3              CH
                                                            3
                                      O  CH     O      O   CH
                                           3                 3
                                        O                 O
                             O    H            HC   H
                                    CH 3              CH 3
                             O           OSiR  HO          OSiR
                                            3                 3
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