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2 C ) I > I V > I I > III D ) DIV > III > I I 8 - Which compound R

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C)I>IV>II>III
D) DIV>III>II
8- Which compound Rx reacts MOST rapidly in an SN1 reaction?
A)2-Bromohexane
B)3-Bromohexane
C)2-Bromo-2-methylhexane
D)1-Bromo-3-methylhexane
9- What reactants are required to achieve the following transformation?
A)1-Br2,light2*CH3ONa
B)1.HOCH42-H2SO4
C)CH3OH
D)NaOCH3
10- What is the correct stereochemistry of the product of the following reaction: exressNaces
A)3R,4S
B)2S,3R
C)4R,4R
D)2R,3R
E)2R,3S
11- Which two reaction types have the same initial step?
A)SN2 and SN1 reaction
C)SN1 and E2 reaction
E) none of the above
B)SN22 and E2 reaction
D)SN1 and E1 reaction
12- Which statement about the preparation of Grignard reagents is not true
A) The reaction is normally done in an ether solvent.
B) Methyl, primary, secondary, tertiary alkyl and aryl halides may be used.
C) It ean be prepared in presence of other functional group such as hydroxyl group
D) The halogen may be chloride, bromide, or iodide.
13-Tert-Butoxide dissolved in tert-butyl alcohol and reacted with primary alkylhalide, the majority of the reaction undergoes:
A)SN2 reaction
B)E2 reaction
C)Sw1 reaction
D) El reaction
E) none of the above
14. If the reaction rate of the following reaction is x, doubling the concentration of NaOH would give what rate?
A)2
B)x2
c)2x2
D)x22
B) no change in reaction mato
15. Reaction of the following Grigmard nasent with methunal gives:
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