If NaOH is combined with CH3OCH 3, which of the following reaction diagrams best represents the reaction that would ensue? Assume that the absolute values of the differences in pKabH values of reactants and products in the figures are all less than 10 units. II products III products IV ^~~~ reactants reactants products Reaction Coordinate Reaction Coordinate reactants Reaction Coordinate reactants Reaction Coordinate products V None of the other choices is correct because essentially no reaction would occur O > = = || IV

If NaOH is combined with CH3OCH 3, which of the following reaction diagrams best represents the reaction that would ensue? Assume that the absolute values of the differences in pKabH values of reactants and products in the figures are all less than 10 units. II products III products IV ^~~~ reactants reactants products Reaction Coordinate Reaction Coordinate reactants Reaction Coordinate reactants Reaction Coordinate products V None of the other choices is correct because essentially no reaction would occur O > = = || IV

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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