ONANO(a) Circle the two compounds that are not carboxylic acid derivatives. Circle only two.CONHCH3CN=NOHNHCOCI(b) Circle the two compounds that can be hydrolyzed to a ketone in aqueous acid. Circle only two.N-PH(c) Circle the two compounds that can be converted to an aldehyde by reduction using DIBAL (also known asDIBAL-H). Circle only two..CHOонCN(d) Circle the two most reactive compounds with water. Circle only twoDEtOMeNH2CH;CH,CN(e) Circle the strongest acid. [2 marks]CO.EtCO-HNO2CHO(1) Circle ethyl benzoate and maleic anhydride.COCH,CH,.Co.CH,CH3(g) Circle the two compounds that can be reduced to an amine using NaBH4. Circle only two.'NH2CNNH

A. Carboxylic acid derivatives are : ester, amide, nitrile, anhydride, acid chloride etc. But…

(a) Circle the two compounds that are not carboxylic acid derivatives. Circle only two. CONHCH NOH NH COCI (b) Circle the two compounds that can be hydrolyzed to a ketone in aqueous acid. Circle only fwo. HC-N CO,Et (c) Circle the two compounds that can be converted to an aldehyde by reduction using DIBAL (also known as DIBAL-H). Circle only two. сно COEt (d) Cirele the two most reactive compounds with water. Circle only two OMe `NH2 CH,CH,CN (e) Circle the strongest acid. [2 marks] COH cOH COH `NO2 HC CHO "NO2 (1) Cirele ethyl benzoate and maleic anhydride. COCHCH, CO,CH,CH (g) Circle the two compounds that can be reduced to an amine using NaBH4. Circle only two. CH NH NH

(a) Circle the two compounds that are not carboxylic acid derivatives. Circle only two. CONHCH NOH NH COCI (b) Circle the two compounds that can be hydrolyzed to a ketone in aqueous acid. Circle only fwo. HC-N CO,Et (c) Circle the two compounds that can be converted to an aldehyde by reduction using DIBAL (also known as DIBAL-H). Circle only two. сно COEt (d) Cirele the two most reactive compounds with water. Circle only two OMe `NH2 CH,CH,CN (e) Circle the strongest acid. [2 marks] COH cOH COH `NO2 HC CHO "NO2 (1) Cirele ethyl benzoate and maleic anhydride. COCHCH, CO,CH,CH (g) Circle the two compounds that can be reduced to an amine using NaBH4. Circle only two. CH NH NH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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