> Classify each of the following organic reactions. reaction CI HCI HCI CI 1) Hg(OAc)2, H₂O 2) NaBH4 H₂ Pd OH type of reaction (check all that apply) hydrogenation addition Odihydroxylation 00000 halogenation hydrohalogenation hydroxation dihydroxylation hydrogenation addition hydrohalogenation substitution halogenation oxyhydration dihydroxylation hydrogenation hydrohalogenation addition halogenation halogenation hydrogenation hydrohalogenation addition dihydroxylation subtraction

aund= ney, churge Na O NH2 attack Tonic c) CH3CH2CH2CH,Li + NH3 (acid CH 3 CH2 CH2-CHz t WH2 (Conj acud) (base) (ca bu 2. The equilibrium idea means that if the reaction is reversible there will be four species in solution at one time, the acid, the base, the conjugate acid, and the conjugate base. Sometimes this is what is required, but at other times we need to choose bases that will completely deprotonate every molecule of acid, i.e. send the reaction completely to the right. These bases will include CH3CH,CH2CH;Li, NaNH2, and LiN(i-Pr)2. Weaker bases will include NaOH, NAOCH3, KOtBu, and NaOCH2CH3. For each of these bases, give the products formed when they react with H2O, then use pKa values to get an idea of the relative base strengths of these compounds. You will provided 7 separate reactions. 3. In CHEM 3112, we will study reactions based on the deprotonation of ketones such as acetone, (CH3)2C=0, which has a pKa of 19. Given the bases LiN(i-Pr)2 and NaOCH3, decide which one…

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Write the products A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K in the following reactions.

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Q 13.54: Predict the expected organik productis) for the following reaction. Select all that apply. HI (excess) tert-butanol methanol iodomethane D tert-butyl iodide

Given the following reversible reactions and Kc values: (I) Self-ionization of water:         H2O + H2O    H3O+ + OH-,   Kc = Kw = 1.0 x 10-14. (II) Ionization of a weak base:     NH3 + H2O    NH4+ + OH-,   Kc (= Kb) = 1.8 x 10-5. a) Determine the Kc­ for the reaction:                                     NH3 + H3O+  NH4+  +  H2O b)  Would you assess the Kc value as LARGE or small? Does your assessment make sense for this reaction, i.e. think about the species involved?