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1.(10 points) Consider the reactive intermediate below: A) In the space below draw all significantly contributing...
For each of the following anions, draw all possible resonance contributors. Show the conversion between resonance...
For each of the following anions, draw all possible resonance contributors. Show the conversion between resonance contributors by including curved arrow formalism. 1. O2N Based on the resonance structures you drew in question 1, which compound (A or B) would you expect to be the more stable anion? Briefly explain your choice. 2. Looking at the compound you chose in part 2, which of its resonance contributors is the major contributor? Briefly explain. 3.
3) Consider the following structure: a) (6 pts) Draw two additional resonance structures for the following...
3) Consider the following structure: a) (6 pts) Draw two additional resonance structures for the following compound. Show curved arrows to convert between the resonance structures. (You need to redraw the molecule below) b) (4 pts) Circle the major contributor above. Explain your choice 4) (5 pts) For the following compound draw in the lone pairs, indicate if each lone pair is localized or delocalized and identify what type of orbital each lone pair is in
5. (15 points) The structure on the left below represents an acceptable Lewis structure for the...
5. (15 points) The structure on the left below represents an acceptable Lewis structure for the NCO- anion. Draw the remaining two acceptable Lewis structures that result from resonance. Then, write the formal charges for each atom in all the resonance structures (use the blanks above each atom). I have started you off with the correct connectivity of atoms for the remaining resonance structures...you just have to add the correct bonds and lone pairs to the correct atoms. Also remember,...
Page l7 Prelaboratory Questions Molecular Geometry 1. Does the following Lewis structure represent an anion, a...
Page l7 Prelaboratory Questions Molecular Geometry 1. Does the following Lewis structure represent an anion, a cation, or a molecule? If it represents an ion, what is the charge on the ion? 0: 2. Using the "octet rule" write the Lewis formulas for NF3 and NO3. 3. a) Explain in your own words what is meant by delocalized electrons. b) Draw all resonance structures for the nitrate ion. 4. Consider the molecule BF3. Two possible resonance structures are shown below....
5. Resonance provides the basis for a large portion of organic chemistry and helps us identify...
5. Resonance provides the basis for a large portion of organic chemistry and helps us identify sites of high and low electron density. We will see that the electron source (nucleophile) is attracted to the site of electron sinks or deficiency (electrophile). For the following, draw the curved arrow that shows the movement of electrons that takes you from one resonance structure to the other. Remember to always start your arrow at the source of electrons (r-bond or lone pair)....
Consider the compound whose formula is shown below. C2H40 1) Calculate the total number of valence...
Consider the compound whose formula is shown below. C2H40 1) Calculate the total number of valence electrons. 2) Calculate the number of bonds in the molecule. 3) Draw all possible skeleton structures representing all possible isomers. Cyclic isomers are allowed. 4) For each skeleton structure, complete its Lewis dot structure showing all electron pairs. 5) Draw resonance structures for each isomer. If a resonance structure cannot be drawn, explain why. 6) For each isomer, calculate the formal charge on each...
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4. (10 pts) Draw all possible products for the following reaction including stereoisomers. Note that the addition occurs through a "syn" mechanism. Is the product solution optically active (yes or no)? 1. BAHATHF 2. NaOH, HO (8 pts) Provide a complete mechanism for the reaction below and include lone-pairs of electrons and formal charges. Show all products formed including stereoisomers. Is the product solution optically active (yes or no)? Bras 11. (8 pts) Draw all four regiochemical...
Due on February 6th at 9:00 am in 103 Williams, No Exceptions, No Excuses 1. Draw...
Due on February 6th at 9:00 am in 103 Williams, No Exceptions, No Excuses 1. Draw all the important resonance structures for the following ion showing all lone pairs of electrons, formal charges and double bonds. Show the electron flow by using arrows for full credit (6 points) For 1 bonus point label the resonance structure that is the most stable of the four below. 2. Fill in the boxes with the letter of the functional groups present in the...
1-24 need help really lost Proton Transfer: deprotonation D. 1) Add the appropriate curved arrows for...
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Proton Transfer: deprotonation D. 1) Add the appropriate curved arrows for the following deprotonation step. Also add the other product notice how the Tema s can be converted to this by use of a strong base such as sodium a sodium ion (Na) is not drawn, in this case it is just a spectatorio PCW27 - Mechanistic steps - Part Name: Time spent 2) Label the above compounds with the appropriate name from the previous...
please help with all the questions Meisa Taha 2. Define each term: addition (polymer), block (polymer), copolymer. Draw (in correct format) an addition block copolymer in the space below. Indicate...
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Meisa Taha 2. Define each term: addition (polymer), block (polymer), copolymer. Draw (in correct format) an addition block copolymer in the space below. Indicate which monomers are used in the polymerization, and which parts are repeated in the polymer structure. 5 points 3 Condensation polymer. 6 points. e one example of a condensation polymer. Do not use "R" groups NOT NYLON. b. Show the monomer(s), polymer, and label the repeat unit. c. Provide a...
For each of the following anions, draw all possible resonance contributors. Show the conversion between resonance contributors by including curved arrow formalism. 1. O2N Based on the resonance structures you drew in question 1, which compound (A or B) would you expect to be the more stable anion? Briefly explain your choice. 2. Looking at the compound you chose in part 2, which of its resonance contributors is the major contributor? Briefly explain. 3.
3) Consider the following structure: a) (6 pts) Draw two additional resonance structures for the following compound. Show curved arrows to convert between the resonance structures. (You need to redraw the molecule below) b) (4 pts) Circle the major contributor above. Explain your choice 4) (5 pts) For the following compound draw in the lone pairs, indicate if each lone pair is localized or delocalized and identify what type of orbital each lone pair is in
5. (15 points) The structure on the left below represents an acceptable Lewis structure for the NCO- anion. Draw the remaining two acceptable Lewis structures that result from resonance. Then, write the formal charges for each atom in all the resonance structures (use the blanks above each atom). I have started you off with the correct connectivity of atoms for the remaining resonance structures...you just have to add the correct bonds and lone pairs to the correct atoms. Also remember,...
Page l7 Prelaboratory Questions Molecular Geometry 1. Does the following Lewis structure represent an anion, a cation, or a molecule? If it represents an ion, what is the charge on the ion? 0: 2. Using the "octet rule" write the Lewis formulas for NF3 and NO3. 3. a) Explain in your own words what is meant by delocalized electrons. b) Draw all resonance structures for the nitrate ion. 4. Consider the molecule BF3. Two possible resonance structures are shown below....
5. Resonance provides the basis for a large portion of organic chemistry and helps us identify sites of high and low electron density. We will see that the electron source (nucleophile) is attracted to the site of electron sinks or deficiency (electrophile). For the following, draw the curved arrow that shows the movement of electrons that takes you from one resonance structure to the other. Remember to always start your arrow at the source of electrons (r-bond or lone pair)....
Consider the compound whose formula is shown below. C2H40 1) Calculate the total number of valence electrons. 2) Calculate the number of bonds in the molecule. 3) Draw all possible skeleton structures representing all possible isomers. Cyclic isomers are allowed. 4) For each skeleton structure, complete its Lewis dot structure showing all electron pairs. 5) Draw resonance structures for each isomer. If a resonance structure cannot be drawn, explain why. 6) For each isomer, calculate the formal charge on each...
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4. (10 pts) Draw all possible products for the following reaction including stereoisomers. Note that the addition occurs through a "syn" mechanism. Is the product solution optically active (yes or no)? 1. BAHATHF 2. NaOH, HO (8 pts) Provide a complete mechanism for the reaction below and include lone-pairs of electrons and formal charges. Show all products formed including stereoisomers. Is the product solution optically active (yes or no)? Bras 11. (8 pts) Draw all four regiochemical...
Due on February 6th at 9:00 am in 103 Williams, No Exceptions, No Excuses 1. Draw all the important resonance structures for the following ion showing all lone pairs of electrons, formal charges and double bonds. Show the electron flow by using arrows for full credit (6 points) For 1 bonus point label the resonance structure that is the most stable of the four below. 2. Fill in the boxes with the letter of the functional groups present in the...
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Proton Transfer: deprotonation D. 1) Add the appropriate curved arrows for the following deprotonation step. Also add the other product notice how the Tema s can be converted to this by use of a strong base such as sodium a sodium ion (Na) is not drawn, in this case it is just a spectatorio PCW27 - Mechanistic steps - Part Name: Time spent 2) Label the above compounds with the appropriate name from the previous...
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Meisa Taha 2. Define each term: addition (polymer), block (polymer), copolymer. Draw (in correct format) an addition block copolymer in the space below. Indicate which monomers are used in the polymerization, and which parts are repeated in the polymer structure. 5 points 3 Condensation polymer. 6 points. e one example of a condensation polymer. Do not use "R" groups NOT NYLON. b. Show the monomer(s), polymer, and label the repeat unit. c. Provide a...
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