10. What is the starting material in the reaction shown below? CH,OH Syl only A CH₂ A) A B) B c) c 0 A) 1:2:3 B 1:3:2 CH₂ C) 3; 2; 1 D) 2:3; 1 E) 3:1; 2 B CH CHL C 06 CH, CHL 11. Rank the following carbocations in order of increasing stability. List by lowest stability first, then intermediate stability, then most stable. C₂ 12. Which of the following rate laws is followed by the Sul mechanism? A) Rate-k [Alkyl halide] B) Rate -k [Alkyl halide][Nucleophile] 7 C) Rate -k [Nucleophile] D) Rate -k [Alkyl halide][Nucleophile] E) Rate -k [Alkyl halide] [Nucleophile] OCH,

10. What is the starting material in the reaction shown below? CH,OH Syl only A CH₂ A) A B) B c) c 0 A) 1:2:3 B 1:3:2 CH₂ C) 3; 2; 1 D) 2:3; 1 E) 3:1; 2 B CH CHL C 06 CH, CHL 11. Rank the following carbocations in order of increasing stability. List by lowest stability first, then intermediate stability, then most stable. C₂ 12. Which of the following rate laws is followed by the Sul mechanism? A) Rate-k [Alkyl halide] B) Rate -k [Alkyl halide][Nucleophile] 7 C) Rate -k [Nucleophile] D) Rate -k [Alkyl halide][Nucleophile] E) Rate -k [Alkyl halide] [Nucleophile] OCH,

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