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The order of decreasing ease of dehydrohalogenation of the following compounds is: >-CH2CH2CI >-CH₂CH₂CI >-CH2CH2CI I. A. I>II>III>IV B. CH3CH₂CHCICH3 II. C. CH3CHOHCH₂CH3 CH3CHBRCH₂CH3 -CH₂CH₂CI B. III>II>I>IV Which of the following reactions will produce the highest percentage yield of 1-butene. OH A. CH3CH₂CH(N*(CH3)3)CH3 alc. KOH conc. H₂SO4 heat NaOC₂H5 III. C₂H5OH C. III>IV>II> I IV. D. IV>III>II>I

The order of decreasing ease of dehydrohalogenation of the following compounds is: >-CH2CH2CI >-CH₂CH₂CI >-CH2CH2CI I. A. I>II>III>IV B. CH3CH₂CHCICH3 II. C. CH3CHOHCH₂CH3 CH3CHBRCH₂CH3 -CH₂CH₂CI B. III>II>I>IV Which of the following reactions will produce the highest percentage yield of 1-butene. OH A. CH3CH₂CH(N*(CH3)3)CH3 alc. KOH conc. H₂SO4 heat NaOC₂H5 III. C₂H5OH C. III>IV>II> I IV. D. IV>III>II>I

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57. The order of decreasing ease of dehydrohalogenation OCH₂C I. >-CH2CH2CI A. I>II>III>IV B. CH3CH₂CHCICH3 C. II. CHOHCH₂CH3 D. CH3CHBRCH₂CH3 CH₂CH2C1 B. III>II>I>IV 58. Which of the following reactions will produce the highest percentage yield of 1-butene. OH A. CH3CH₂CH(N* (CH3)3)CH3 alc. KOH conc. H₂SO4 heat NaOC₂H5 III. C₂H5OH of the following compounds is: CH2CH₂CI CH₂CH₂C1 CH₂ -CH₂CH2CI C. III>IV>II> I IV. D. IV>III>II>I
Transcribed Image Text:57. The order of decreasing ease of dehydrohalogenation OCH₂C I. >-CH2CH2CI A. I>II>III>IV B. CH3CH₂CHCICH3 C. II. CHOHCH₂CH3 D. CH3CHBRCH₂CH3 CH₂CH2C1 B. III>II>I>IV 58. Which of the following reactions will produce the highest percentage yield of 1-butene. OH A. CH3CH₂CH(N* (CH3)3)CH3 alc. KOH conc. H₂SO4 heat NaOC₂H5 III. C₂H5OH of the following compounds is: CH2CH₂CI CH₂CH₂C1 CH₂ -CH₂CH2CI C. III>IV>II> I IV. D. IV>III>II>I
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