Hw.104. Correct AnswerWhich best describes the major organic productof S1 reaction under conditions shown?Correct AnswerYou Answered(A) BrABOHCorrect AnswerA) An alkaneB) An alkyneC) A trans-alkeneD) A cis-alkeneB(C) A racemic mixture of A and B(D) An achiral product4Which best describes the major isolatedorganic product of the reaction shown?A)EtEtB)©2017 Pr2017 ProtonGumi.com©2017 ProtonGuru.comC(B) BrHBrWhich will act as the strongest base whenadded to a good solvent?H1. NaNII,2. CH₂BrONaOHEtD)ONaOH

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Hw.104.

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Which best describes the major organic product
of S1 reaction under conditions shown?
Correct Answer
You Answered
(A) Br
A
B
OH
Correct Answer
A) An alkane
B) An alkyne
C) A trans-alkene
D) A cis-alkene
B
(C) A racemic mixture of A and B
(D) An achiral product
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Which best describes the major isolated
organic product of the reaction shown?
A)
Et
Et
B)
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(B) Br
HBr
Which will act as the strongest base when
added to a good solvent?
H
1. NaNII,
2. CH₂Br
ONa
OH
Et
D)
ONa
OH

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