Explain why ethyl vinyl ether undergoes cationic polymerization faster than beta-chloroethyl vinyl ether under the same conditions.
Explain why ethyl vinyl ether undergoes cationic polymerization faster than beta-chloroethyl vinyl ether under the same...
4. Isobutylene undergoes cationic polymerization in the presence of strong Lewis acids like AICI, but it is not polymerized by free radicals or anionic initiators. Acrylonitrile, on the other hand, is polymerized commercially by free radical means also by anionic initiators like potassium amide but does not respond to cationic initiators. Explain this difference in behavior of isobutylene and acrylonitrile in terms of monomer structure and what intermediates would be formed under each polymerization condition CN Acrylonitrile Isobutylene
CI Cl 5. Explain why Ph "Ph undergoes a faster SN1 reaction than PC Cl 6. Explain why Ph Ph undergoes an SN1 reaction but not an E1 reaction
1. The enamine below contains a more nucleophilic alkene than the vinyl ether. Why is this the case? Use a drawing and 20 words or less in your explanation. FYI: This one is harder than it seems. Use your knowledge of the properties of each to help you. (5 points) Me
Question 10 9 pts Dimethyl ether evaporates faster than ethyl alcohol at room temperature. Answer the following questions based on this information. Write the name of compound. The compound is more volatile, the compound with stronger intermolecular forces is and the compound with higher boiling point
A. Explain why an Sn2 reaction between ethyl methyl ether and sodium iodide is not favored but an sn2 reaction between diethyl ether and hydrogen iodide is more favorable. B. Explain why the major product of either reaction is not ethene, even with heating
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Explain why acetic acid has a higher boiling point than ethyl alcohol ?
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Q5) Why is the Gauss - Seidel method converges faster than the Jacobi method? Explain briefly.
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