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a) 1. Cl, 1-Pentene 2. NaNH,, heat b) 1. NaNH, Acetylene 2. CH,CH,CH,Br c) 1. NaNH,, NH, 1,1-Dichloropentane 2. H,0 d) All of these are effective 18 e) None of these are effective Question 37 Upon hydration of 2-heptyne in the presence of H9SO, and H2SO4, the two carbons of the triple bond are similarly but not identically substituted resulting in two regioisomeric enols, each of which gives a different ketone. Supply the names of the two enols formed. a) 2-heptanone and 3-heptanone b) 2-heptano and 3-heptanol c) 2-hepten-2-ol and hept-2-en-3-ol d) 3-hepten-3-ol and hept-3-en-4-ol e) 2-hepten-1-ol and 2-hepten-4-ol

a) 1. Cl, 1-Pentene 2. NaNH,, heat b) 1. NaNH, Acetylene 2. CH,CH,CH,Br c) 1. NaNH,, NH, 1,1-Dichloropentane 2. H,0 d) All of these are effective 18 e) None of these are effective Question 37 Upon hydration of 2-heptyne in the presence of H9SO, and H2SO4, the two carbons of the triple bond are similarly but not identically substituted resulting in two regioisomeric enols, each of which gives a different ketone. Supply the names of the two enols formed. a) 2-heptanone and 3-heptanone b) 2-heptano and 3-heptanol c) 2-hepten-2-ol and hept-2-en-3-ol d) 3-hepten-3-ol and hept-3-en-4-ol e) 2-hepten-1-ol and 2-hepten-4-ol

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Question 36 Which of the following is an effective way to prepare 1-pentyne? a) 1. Cl, 1-Pentene 2. NaNH,, heat b) 1. NaNH, Acetylene 2. CH,CH,CH,Br c) 1. NANH,, NH, 1,1-Dichloropentane 2. H,0 d) All of these are effective 18 e) None of these are effective Question 37 Upon hydration of 2-heptyne in the presence of HgSO, and H2SO4, the two carbons of the triple bond are similarly but not identically substituted resulting in two regioisomeric enols, each of which gives a different ketone. Supply the names of the two enols formed. a) 2-heptanone and 3-heptanone b) 2-heptano and 3-heptanol c) 2-hepten-2-ol and hept-2-en-3-ol d) 3-hepten-3-ol and hept-3-en-4-ol e) 2-hepten-1-ol and 2-hepten-4-ol
Transcribed Image Text:Question 36 Which of the following is an effective way to prepare 1-pentyne? a) 1. Cl, 1-Pentene 2. NaNH,, heat b) 1. NaNH, Acetylene 2. CH,CH,CH,Br c) 1. NANH,, NH, 1,1-Dichloropentane 2. H,0 d) All of these are effective 18 e) None of these are effective Question 37 Upon hydration of 2-heptyne in the presence of HgSO, and H2SO4, the two carbons of the triple bond are similarly but not identically substituted resulting in two regioisomeric enols, each of which gives a different ketone. Supply the names of the two enols formed. a) 2-heptanone and 3-heptanone b) 2-heptano and 3-heptanol c) 2-hepten-2-ol and hept-2-en-3-ol d) 3-hepten-3-ol and hept-3-en-4-ol e) 2-hepten-1-ol and 2-hepten-4-ol
Question 35 Upon carrying out mechanisms for each of the following reactions, which of the following reactions will not yield a secondary alcohol? a) H,SO,/H,0 b) 1) Hg(OAc),/H,0 2) NaBH,/OH c) 1) ВН, THF 2) H,O,/OH d) 17 1) Hg(OAc)/H,0 2) NABH,/OH e) none of the above
Transcribed Image Text:Question 35 Upon carrying out mechanisms for each of the following reactions, which of the following reactions will not yield a secondary alcohol? a) H,SO,/H,0 b) 1) Hg(OAc),/H,0 2) NaBH,/OH c) 1) ВН, THF 2) H,O,/OH d) 17 1) Hg(OAc)/H,0 2) NABH,/OH e) none of the above
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