Pageof 11ZOOM+A1.What is the arrangement of the bonds surrounding carbon in a saturatedhydrocarbon?lineartrigonal planartetrahedralВtrigonal bipyramidalA2.What is the definition of a constitutional isomer?Amolecules with the same numbers and kinds of atoms arranged in differentwaysmolecules with the same arrangements of atoms, but different arrangementsof electronsmolecules with the same connectivities, but different 3-D anglesmolecules with different isotopes of the same atomsВАЗ.How many hydrogen atoms does the following molecule contain?12В1618Which functional group gives rise to a broad IR absorption between 3200 cm-1 and3600 cm-1?A4.AO-H stretchC-H stretchO-H bendC-O stretchА5.How many resonances will appear in the 13C NMR spectrum of cyclopentanone?34Section A continues on the next pageN468ABCDABCDABCD Page <> of 11ZOOM+Section A (continued)А6.Which of the following is capable of existing as E or Z isomers?A2-methylpenteneВ3-methylpentene2-methylpent-2-ene3-methylpent-2-eneA7.Which of the following molecules represents the most stable conformation ofcyclohexanol?AВOHFOHÓHА8.What is the relationship between the chlorine atoms in the following structure?H.H.AThey are gauche staggered.BThey are anti staggered.CThey are eclipsed.They are trans staggered.А9.Which of the following statements is true for an Sn2 reaction?The rate of an Sn2 reaction depends on the concentration of:Аthe electrophile onlyBthe nucleophilethe productDthe nucleophile and electrophile

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