3. Explain the difference in reactivity for the two sets of reactions below: HO HO HBr Br До-то HBr No Reaction Хо-тв Ts=Tosylate NaN, Ny Fast NaN, Very slow ・ N

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Q: What is the major product to the following reaction? HBr (excess) Br Br H H Br Br

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Q: Rank the reactivity towards SN1 reactions for the following compounds: 12) 1= fastest; 5 = slowest…

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Q: For the reactions below, will the product be B, C or both B and C? In the blank type B, C or BC (for…

A: For the blank 1, CN- will attack from axially and the mechanism followed will be SN2.

Q: Which SN2 reaction is each pair is faster? А. Br H20 Br HO, OH Br Br OCH3 Oc .CI HO, B.

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Q: On a scrap piece of paper, draw a reaction mechanism for the following reaction. Once you have draw…

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Q: Rank the following substrates in order from slowest Sy1 reaction to the fastest. Br -Br Br A в D…

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Q: Identify a major product of the following reaction. HBr (1 equiv.) ? O Br Br Br Br ○ Br Br ○ Br Br…

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Q: Which compound (structure with letter) best fits the product of the following reaction? HBr A dob…

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Q: Considering the following two chemical reactions, which one will produce products as written, and…

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Q: Me Me Ме Me Ме H20 Br Br HO. + Но H Et Et RDS Et H Et Et transition state carbocation intermediate 우

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Q: Below are two reactions, and one will occur faster than the other. Ts. O TS. NaCN DMSO CH3 Reaction…

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Q: Which of the compounds below will dominate the product distribution reaction shown? Br NO2 Br2 NO2…

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Q: 3. Identify the products for the following reactions (no mechanism required) 1. Na MeOOC COOME 2. H*…

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Q: 9. What might the reaction coordinate diagram look like for the following reaction? si is i Free…

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Q: 5. Can you write out the mechanism for the reaction below (note: cyclic brominium ion intermediate)…

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Q: Consider the following reaction mechanism. Step 1: 2X + Y- W + 2 Z fast Step 2: Z- U+ V slow Step 3:…

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Q: 1. Which reaction is fast? CH,ONa 1) A Br B Br CH,OH CH,OH NaSCH,CH3 Br NaSCH,CH3 Br 2) A ethanol…

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Q: Predict the products for each reaction shown below. For the second reaction, draw the result after…

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Q: Rank the following starting materials by their increasing reactivity with HBr (1 = slowest, 4 =…

A: Alkene reacts with HBr and undergo addition reaction via free radical formation mechanism.

Q: In the following substitution reaction: the rate does not depend on type of X [Co(NH3)5H2O]3+ + Xn-…

A: The statement is True. [Co(NH3​)5​H2​O]3++Xn​→[Co(NH3​)5​X]3−n+H2​O

Q: Which reaction is faster in each pair? For each blank, type A or B. blank 1 blank 1 H N3 B A NaN3…

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Q: 3) Rank the Stability of the following sets of Reaction Intermediates. O,N H,N- a) H,CO CH3 CH,…

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Q: Which reaction is regioselective? I II 8 IV III ON ICl Br₂ KMnO4 D₂/Ni Br Br OH H OH D D H

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Q: Which reaction in each of the following pairs takes place more rapidly?

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Q: What will the product distribution be for the reaction shown? Br HBr Br Br D Compound B only…

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Q: Which product(s) will NOT form under the conditions below? HBr میرا Br 13 Br B O A only O B only O…

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Q: 4. Show curved arrows that illustrate the resonance in each of the intermediates. Resonance (start…

A: Which involves identical position of electrons is called resonance.