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What are two examples of neutral oxygen nucleophiles? What derivatives can they react with? What two...
3. The nucleophilicty of ionic nucleophiles (like SH- or alkoxides) can change dramatically from polar protic solvents to polar aprotic solvents. On the other hand, the nucleophilicty of neutral, molecular nucleophiles (like H2S, or neutral alcohols ROH) remains relatively constant in both types of solvent. Explain these differences using examples of both types of nucleophiles interacting with common protic and aprotic solvents.
3. The nucleophilicty of ionic nucleophiles (like SH- or alkoxides) can change dramatically from polar protic solvents to polar aprotic solvents. On the other hand, the nucleophilicty of neutral, molecular nucleophiles (like H2S, or neutral alcohols ROH) remains relatively constant in both types of solvent. Explain these differences using examples of both types of nucleophiles interacting with common protic and aprotic solvents.
Reaction Stoichiometry Most hydrocarbons are highly combustible. That is, they can react spontaneously with oxygen (O2), forming the products carbon dioxide, (CO2), and water, (H2O). What mass of water will be produced by the complete combustion of 3.38 g of methyl hexane (CH3C6H13)?
4 Show two different combinations of phosphorous ylides and aldehydes or ketones that would react to make the following compounds. a) b) 5 For each of the phosphorous ylides in Question 5, show how it would bE made from an alkyl halide and triphenylphosphine. Note any reaction that may not work well. Phosphines like triphenylphosphine are relatively good, relatively non-basic nucleophiles. Because a phosphorous atom is large, the three phenyl groups are only a minor steric issue
Please write in words what is happening in the mechanism of cyclohexanol with nitric acid to produce adipic acid. (include, reactants, intermediates, electrophiles, nucleophiles, precursors, products, functional groups, ect)
Describe how Hb binds and transports CO2. Include in your description which functional groups can react with CO2 and where in the structure these groups are found.
6. Why is chemical derivation of analyte necessary in methods development? Give two examples of derivatives used for trace analysis.
Discuss "Carboxylic Acid Derivatives and their uses " giving at least two examples. Your explanation should include relevant mechanisms and references to actual uses in life.
if 22.0g of oxygen and 35.9g of potassium chloride react, which react is limiting? What mass of product is produced? How much excess reactant remains unreacted?
Nitrogen and oxygen can react to form nitrogen monoxide. Write a balanced chemical equation for this equilibrium reaction (including states of matter). -Start this reaction by adding 0.012 moles of both nitrogen and oxygen to a 500-mL flask. If Kc = 4.35x10-31, what are the equilibrium concentrations of my three chemicals?