For the following organic reaction identify the mystery reactant R, its stoichiometric coefficient N, and any other substance X that must be present. CH3 CH2=CC=CH-CH3 + NR CH3 Chemical formula of R: Stoichiometric coefficient N: CH3 CH-CH-CH2-CH3 X CH3 CH3 Must any other substance X be present? If you said an additional substance X must be present, enter its chemical symbol or formula: П ☐ yes no ك Ar ☑

For the following organic reaction identify the mystery reactant R, its stoichiometric coefficient N, and any other substance X that must be present. CH3 CH2=CC=CH-CH3 + NR CH3 Chemical formula of R: Stoichiometric coefficient N: CH3 CH-CH-CH2-CH3 X CH3 CH3 Must any other substance X be present? If you said an additional substance X must be present, enter its chemical symbol or formula: П ☐ yes no ك Ar ☑

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter4: Chemical Reactions

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