P1. H Ο (a) Using electronegativities, label all the significant partial charges in the starting materials using 8+ and 6- symbols (hint: find the polar bonds). nonanoyl chloride C9H17CIO mw 176.7 g/mol d = 0.98 g/mL cholesterol C27H46O mw=386.6 g/mol triethylamine CoHish mw 101.19 g/mol :CI triethylammonium hydrochloride C6H16NCI :0 cholesteryl nonanoate C36H62O2 mw 526.9 g/mol P2. Identify each reagent that will use lone pairs to create bonds with atoms in other reagent(s). Name the atom with the lone pair and the atom to which it will form a new bond. Hint: Look at the partial charges you drew in P1. What new bonds formed in the products?

P1. H Ο (a) Using electronegativities, label all the significant partial charges in the starting materials using 8+ and 6- symbols (hint: find the polar bonds). nonanoyl chloride C9H17CIO mw 176.7 g/mol d = 0.98 g/mL cholesterol C27H46O mw=386.6 g/mol triethylamine CoHish mw 101.19 g/mol :CI triethylammonium hydrochloride C6H16NCI :0 cholesteryl nonanoate C36H62O2 mw 526.9 g/mol P2. Identify each reagent that will use lone pairs to create bonds with atoms in other reagent(s). Name the atom with the lone pair and the atom to which it will form a new bond. Hint: Look at the partial charges you drew in P1. What new bonds formed in the products?

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