1. Draw all the important resonance structures for the following ion showing all lone pairs of electrons, formal charges and double bonds. Show the electron flow by using arrows for full credit. (6 points) -N N S 2. Fill in the boxes with the letter of the functional groups present in the following molecule: (2 points) H₂N- Br -OCH3 A) 1° Alcohol B) 2° Alcohol C) 3° Alcohol D) Aldehyde E) Alkene F) 1° Alkyl Halide G) 2° Alkyl halide H) 3° Alkyl halide I) Alkyne J) Amide K) 1° Amine L) 2° Amine M) 3° Amine N) Carboxylic acid O) Ester P) Ether Q) Ketone R) Sulfide S) Nitrile T) Thiol 3. Arrange the following in order of decreasing acidity (strongest 1st) (2 points) OH A strongest - B -CO,H -SO3H Cl- -OH > weakest -

1. Draw all the important resonance structures for the following ion showing all lone pairs of electrons, formal charges and double bonds. Show the electron flow by using arrows for full credit. (6 points) -N N S 2. Fill in the boxes with the letter of the functional groups present in the following molecule: (2 points) H₂N- Br -OCH3 A) 1° Alcohol B) 2° Alcohol C) 3° Alcohol D) Aldehyde E) Alkene F) 1° Alkyl Halide G) 2° Alkyl halide H) 3° Alkyl halide I) Alkyne J) Amide K) 1° Amine L) 2° Amine M) 3° Amine N) Carboxylic acid O) Ester P) Ether Q) Ketone R) Sulfide S) Nitrile T) Thiol 3. Arrange the following in order of decreasing acidity (strongest 1st) (2 points) OH A strongest - B -CO,H -SO3H Cl- -OH > weakest -

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