Is the answer provided in the picture of the reaction incorrect? Can the product of this reaction be 1-bromocyclohexane? (Does this bromine addition reaction have a product?) During the experiment, the reaction did change color.
Thank you for the help!
ANS-Cyclohexane has no pi-Unsaturation and is therefore
not Nucleophilic. It does not react with bromine unless energy in
the form of light or heat is applied.
Is the answer provided in the picture of the reaction incorrect? Can the product of this reaction be 1-bromocyclohexane?...
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Question 4 picture is with H3PO4
question 8 picture is with Br2
4) (4) You should notice that phosphoric acid acts as a catalyst for this transformation. Explain in thermodynamic terms how a catalyst often functions to influence the kinetics of a reaction. HO НЗРО4 Но heat Cyclohexanol Cyclohexene Water bp = 160°C bp = 83°C bp = 100°C 41 8) (4) Discuss the results of your bromine test and indicate what it suggest about the outcome of your reaction....
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Part A and Part B.
Also question #3-post lab. (its circled)
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1) Write a Reaction equation using 4- aminobenzenesulfulfonic
acid (aniline derivative) and 8-anilino-1-naphthalenesulfonic acid
(coupling agent). Write the mechanism.
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1) What chemical is the titrant in this experiment? What
chemical is the analyte in this
experiment?
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