3 QUESTION 5In nucleophilic addition-elimination under basic conditionsO A the nucleophile must be a weaker base than the leaving groupO B. nucleophilic addition to the carbonyi is followed by loss of a leaving groupan SN 2 mechanism is followedO D- oss of the leaving group is followed by Tormation of an acylium ionO Eprotonation of the carbonyt group is followed by nucleophilic attackQUESTION 6Which of the following reactions will proceed to the right?OCH3OAH20, HCL, heatO B. Ar-OH, H* catalystOC CH 3 NH 2.O D. NANH 2heatO E. all but "B

In a nucleophilic addition reaction, nucleophile adds in the first step and then leaving group…

QUESTION 5 In nucleophilic addition-elimination under basic conditions O A. the nucleophile must be a weaker base than the leaving group O B. nucieophilic addtion to the carbonyl is followed by loss of a leaving group an SN 2 mechanism is followed O D.joss of the leaving group is followed by Tormation of an acylum ion OE protonation of the carbonyt group is followed by nucleophilic attack QUESTION 6 Which of the following reactions will proceed to the right? OCH3 OAH20, HCL, heat O B. Ar-OH, H* catalyst OC CH 3 NH 2. heat O D. NANH 2 O E. all but "B

QUESTION 5 In nucleophilic addition-elimination under basic conditions O A. the nucleophile must be a weaker base than the leaving group O B. nucieophilic addtion to the carbonyl is followed by loss of a leaving group an SN 2 mechanism is followed O D.joss of the leaving group is followed by Tormation of an acylum ion OE protonation of the carbonyt group is followed by nucleophilic attack QUESTION 6 Which of the following reactions will proceed to the right? OCH3 OAH20, HCL, heat O B. Ar-OH, H* catalyst OC CH 3 NH 2. heat O D. NANH 2 O E. all but "B

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