CO 28: Identify whether a carbocation will rearrange, and provide structures and mechanisms for the rearrangement.Predict which one of the two carbocations shown will rearrange, and draw the mechanism for the expected rearrangement.MECHANISM RUBRÌC:Curved arrowsStructuresArrows are shown for all bonds formed/broken. The correct Structures of all reactants and products are correctlyType and direction of arrows are used. All arrowsunambiguously start on electron(s) and point toward an atomthat receives the electron(s) or the bond that is formed.Jand unambiguously represented. Formal charges arekorrectly labeled.MasteryOne or more structure/formal charge is missing.Not Mastered One or mare arrows are ambiguous, misdirected, or missing. ambieuous, or incorrect.A. TrueOB. FalseReset Selection

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CO 28: Identify whether a carbocation will rearrange, and provide structures and mechanisms for the rearrangement. Predict which one of the two carbocations shown will rearrange, and draw the mechanism for the expected rearrangement.

CO 28: Identify whether a carbocation will rearrange, and provide structures and mechanisms for the rearrangement. Predict which one of the two carbocations shown will rearrange, and draw the mechanism for the expected rearrangement.

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Alkanes are saturated organic compounds which are made up of C and H atoms. Alkanes have the general formula of CnH2n+2. Alkane contains sp3 hybridized carbon atoms with four sigmas (σ) bonds & every hydrogen atom is connected with one of the carbon atoms. The size of the alkane could be determined by the number of carbon atoms located in it.

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CO 28: Identify whether a carbocation will rearrange, and provide structures and mechanisms for the rearrangement.
Predict which one of the two carbocations shown will rearrange, and draw the mechanism for the expected rearrangement.
MECHANISM RUBRÌC:
Curved arrows
Structures
Arrows are shown for all bonds formed/broken. The correct Structures of all reactants and products are correctly
Type and direction of arrows are used. All arrows
unambiguously start on electron(s) and point toward an atom
that receives the electron(s) or the bond that is formed.
Jand unambiguously represented. Formal charges are
korrectly labeled.
Mastery
One or more structure/formal charge is missing.
Not Mastered One or mare arrows are ambiguous, misdirected, or missing. ambieuous, or incorrect.
A. True
OB. False
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