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Can you explain how you came upon the answer also 1. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing stability (least to most stable). As you answer this question, think of why (give reasons) one molecule is more or less stable than another. 2. Predict the MAJOR product(s) for the reaction below. Pay close attention to stereochemistry. Provide a mechanism as to how you arrive with your answer. If your compound is chiral, indicate the configuration [(R) or (S)] of...
Rank the following carbocations in order of increasing stability. CHCI CH -CHCI C–CH CH C1 CH I II III a. (least stable) I < II < III (most stable) b. (least stable) II < I < III (most stable) c. (least stable) III < I < II (most stable) d. (least stable) III < II < I (most stable) e. (least stable) I < III < II (most stable) f. (least stable) II < III < I (most stable)
1) Predict relative acidity. Rank in order of increasing acidity (be able to explain): a) CH3CH2SO3H, b) CH3CHClCO2H, c) CH3CH2OH, d) ClCH2CH2CO2H, e) CH3CH2CO2H 2) Predict relative acidity. Rank the following in order in increasing acidity: NH3, H2SO4, CH3OH, CH3CO2H, H3O+, H2O Hint: think of what would produce the most stable species after deprotonation. A good acid would gladly lose a proton (to form a stable conjugate base). 3) Predict relative basicity. Rank the following in order in increasing basicity:...
Rank the following compounds in order of increasing acidity, putting the least acidic first. O Онон ва -OH 1) ill < || < IV <1 O2) ||| < IV< II </ 3) 1 < IV < || < III 4) 1 < || < III < IV
QUESTION 8 CH,-Br Br Rank these of compounds in order of the stability of the carbocation that forms (1 -most stable, 4 - least stable) Structure A Structure B: Structure C Structure D:
please help and explain why Arrange the complexes in order of decreasing stability. Rank from most stable to least stable. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them. ► View Available Hint(s) Reset Help [Cu(NE),J") (Milan) fi:0at") [fiem,)” [Peral") Most stable Least stable
Rank the set of compounds in order of carbocation stability. (1 = most stable, 4 = least stable) Structure A: Structure B: Structure : Structure D:
Rank the following compounds in order of increasing strength of intermolecular forces: CH3NH2, CH3CH3, CH3Cl A) CH3Cl < CH3CH3 CH3NH2 C) CH3NH2 CH3C CH3CH3 CH3Br, CH3l, CH3Cl D) CH3Cl CH3Br < CH3l E) CHalCH,CI CH,Br
Question 28 Rank the below substituted cyclohexanes by increasing relative stability. (least stable first) F I<ll<III OO ll<l<III Ill<ll</ Il<llll
16.2 Conjugated Dienes • Rank the following compounds in order of increasing stability able? ated • Why?