Question 1: Rank compounds A, B and C from most stable to least stable (most sta

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Question 1: Rank compounds A, B and C from most stable to least stable (most stable first).

Question 2: Which one of the following statements is correct?

Question 3: Which one of the following statements is correct?

The major organic product(s) of Reaction #1 arise via the SN1 pathway

The major organic product(s) of Reaction #1 arise via the SN2 pathway

Question 4: Which one of the following statements is correct?

The organic product(s) of Reaction #2 arise via the SN1 pathway

The organic product(s) of Reaction #2 arise via the SN2 pathway

Compound E arose from the oxidation of compound D Question 1 [1.4 pts] Rank compounds A, B and C from most stable to least stable (most stable first). Question 2 [1.4 pts] Which one of the following statements is correct? OH OH Compound D Compound E O O O Compound E arose from the oxidation of compound D Compound E arose from the reduction of compound D The conversion of compound D to compound E did not involve a redox reaction Page 1 of 4 Question 3 [1.4 pts] Which one of the following statements is correct? The major organic product(s) of Reaction #1 arise via the SN1 pathway The major organic product(s) of Reaction #1 arise via the SN2 pathway REACTION #2 OH REACTION #1 HBr slight excess of HBr Question 4 [1.4 pts] Which one of the following statements is correct? The organic product(s) of Reaction #2 arise via the SN1 pathway The organic product(s) of Reaction #2 arise via the SN2 pathway

Explanation / Answer

1. A > C > B; the compound contain endo double bond (inside) may interupt its stability and restrict its conformations causes unstability.

2. By reduction of compound D (b)

3. Tertiary ethers cleavage is proceeds through SN1 pathway

4. tertiaty alcohols undergo halo substitution through SN1 pathway

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