1. What is wrong with the following mechanism? NMe3 a. There is no leaving group, so there should be no arrows. b. The arrow is backwards. C. An arrow Is needed to Indicate the loss of the leaving group. d. There should be an arrow that indicates the attack of OH ion to NMe* functional group.

1. What is wrong with the following mechanism? NMe3 a. There is no leaving group, so there should be no arrows. b. The arrow is backwards. C. An arrow Is needed to Indicate the loss of the leaving group. d. There should be an arrow that indicates the attack of OH ion to NMe* functional group.

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1. What is wrong with the following mechanism?
ONMes
a. There is no leaving group, so there should be no arrows.
b. The arrow is backwards.
c. An arrow Is needed to Indicate the loss of the leaving group.
d. There should be an arrow that indicates the attack of OH ion to NMe* functional
group.
2. Which of the labeled carbons are the electrophilic site for the following molecule?
III
OEt
II
a land Il
b. I only
C. Iand III
d. Il only
3. Which of the following reactions would you expect to have a negative AS?
HO
HOQ
SH
SH
d.

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