☆☆☆☆☆ H What else can we do (aim2)? Substitution reactions Alcohols or ethers to alkyl halides You can already do this: try applying your knowledge of arrows to these mechanisms: draw the energy profile diagram for the top one. 37:09 OH + H-Br acid base H-CI 5W2 + Br -Br + H₂O Futise in Ahol or shers e ay ha 1/2 Energy → Reaction Progress → 5:06 PM 4-10-01 88 EIZO + O What else can we do (aim2)? Substitution reactions Alcohols or ethers to alkyl halides You can already do this: try applying your knowledge of arrows to these mechanisms: draw the energy profile diagram for the top one. -OH → oltz Br LG Br + H₂O H₂C H-CI 36:01 2/2 Help-

☆☆☆☆☆ H What else can we do (aim2)? Substitution reactions Alcohols or ethers to alkyl halides You can already do this: try applying your knowledge of arrows to these mechanisms: draw the energy profile diagram for the top one. 37:09 OH + H-Br acid base H-CI 5W2 + Br -Br + H₂O Futise in Ahol or shers e ay ha 1/2 Energy → Reaction Progress → 5:06 PM 4-10-01 88 EIZO + O What else can we do (aim2)? Substitution reactions Alcohols or ethers to alkyl halides You can already do this: try applying your knowledge of arrows to these mechanisms: draw the energy profile diagram for the top one. -OH → oltz Br LG Br + H₂O H₂C H-CI 36:01 2/2 Help-

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305143531

Author:CURREN

Publisher:CURREN

Chapter6: Oral Medication Labels And Dosage Calculation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.1P

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