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I1) In presence of catalytic amount of concentrated acid, a reaction was carried out between 1-propanol and NaBr. Show the complete reaction mechanisms for the formation of I-bromopropane, propene and di-n-propyl ether. (use arrows to indicate the direction of flow of electrons)

I1) In presence of catalytic amount of concentrated acid, a reaction was carried out between 1-propanol and NaBr. Show the complete reaction mechanisms for the formation of I-bromopropane, propene and di-n-propyl ether. (use arrows to indicate the direction of flow of electrons)

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63. Below are two synthetic processes for making carboxylic acid, which is the more preferred method? (a) Synthesis (a) is more preferred (b) Synthesis (b) is more preferred (c) Both methods work equally well OH CN H,O* NACN THE (a) CHCOOH CH,Br CH,MgBr Mg 1. CO 2. Но (b) ether I1) In presence of catalytic amount of concentrated acid, a reaction was carried out between 1-propanol and NaBr. Show the complete reaction mechanisms for the formation of I-bromopropane, propene and di-n-propyl ether. (use arrows to indicate the direction of flow of electrons) please answer 11
Transcribed Image Text:63. Below are two synthetic processes for making carboxylic acid, which is the more preferred method? (a) Synthesis (a) is more preferred (b) Synthesis (b) is more preferred (c) Both methods work equally well OH CN H,O* NACN THE (a) CHCOOH CH,Br CH,MgBr Mg 1. CO 2. Но (b) ether I1) In presence of catalytic amount of concentrated acid, a reaction was carried out between 1-propanol and NaBr. Show the complete reaction mechanisms for the formation of I-bromopropane, propene and di-n-propyl ether. (use arrows to indicate the direction of flow of electrons) please answer 11
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