Choose all correct statements. 1. Gilman reagents react with alkyl halides, including vinyl and aryl halides. 2. Grignard reagents react with alkyl halides, including vinyl and aryl halides. 3. Deprotonation of an alcohol group forms an oxonium intermediate. 4. Whenever a neutral nucleophile attacks, a proton transfer step follows. 5. An alcohol that is chiral at the a-carbon will undergo inversion of absolute configuration when it is converted into an alkyl tosylate. 2 3 4

Choose all correct statements. 1. Gilman reagents react with alkyl halides, including vinyl and aryl halides. 2. Grignard reagents react with alkyl halides, including vinyl and aryl halides. 3. Deprotonation of an alcohol group forms an oxonium intermediate. 4. Whenever a neutral nucleophile attacks, a proton transfer step follows. 5. An alcohol that is chiral at the a-carbon will undergo inversion of absolute configuration when it is converted into an alkyl tosylate. 2 3 4

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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