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and delocalization 9) For each molecule below, predict the partial charge on each atom making sure to draw out all implied hydrogens first and then label any electrophilic or nucleophilic centers. ů d) If the molecule in B is reacted with hydroxide, forming another C-0 bond and breaking the three-membered ring, draw the product that would be expected considering only nucleophile-electrophile interactions. e) If both the molecule in (a) and the molecule in (c) were each reacted with hydroxide, which would you expect to react more strongly. Explain your reasoning. 6

and delocalization 9) For each molecule below, predict the partial charge on each atom making sure to draw out all implied hydrogens first and then label any electrophilic or nucleophilic centers. ů d) If the molecule in B is reacted with hydroxide, forming another C-0 bond and breaking the three-membered ring, draw the product that would be expected considering only nucleophile-electrophile interactions. e) If both the molecule in (a) and the molecule in (c) were each reacted with hydroxide, which would you expect to react more strongly. Explain your reasoning. 6

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e Stabilization and Reactivity two of charge. a molecular reaction is in equilibrium, the amount of products and reactants can be predicted two reactions and can be ignored. The prediction will then only depend on the relative stability of the reactant and product species. We can apply what we have learned so far in predicting stability of a molecules with similar structures allows us to assume that the change in entropy is similar for the chemical species focusing mainly on proper octets, size of charges, location of charges, and delocalization arge When a implied hydrogens first and then label any electrophilic or nucleophilic centers. 9) For each molecule below, predict the partial charge on each atom making sure to draw out all a) P b) Lo c) d) If the molecule in B is reacted with hydroxide, forming another C-O bond and breaking the three-membered ring, draw the product that would be expected considering only nucleophile-electrophile interactions. e) If both the molecule in (a) and the molecule in (c) were each reacted with hydroxide, which would you expect to react more strongly. Explain your reasoning.
Transcribed Image Text:e Stabilization and Reactivity two of charge. a molecular reaction is in equilibrium, the amount of products and reactants can be predicted two reactions and can be ignored. The prediction will then only depend on the relative stability of the reactant and product species. We can apply what we have learned so far in predicting stability of a molecules with similar structures allows us to assume that the change in entropy is similar for the chemical species focusing mainly on proper octets, size of charges, location of charges, and delocalization arge When a implied hydrogens first and then label any electrophilic or nucleophilic centers. 9) For each molecule below, predict the partial charge on each atom making sure to draw out all a) P b) Lo c) d) If the molecule in B is reacted with hydroxide, forming another C-O bond and breaking the three-membered ring, draw the product that would be expected considering only nucleophile-electrophile interactions. e) If both the molecule in (a) and the molecule in (c) were each reacted with hydroxide, which would you expect to react more strongly. Explain your reasoning.
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