Which of the following compounds has the highest boiling point? What is the prod

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Which of the following compounds has the highest boiling point? What is the product of the following reaction? -CN is -C = N: What is the first step in the nucleophile-induced (base-neutral) mechanism for nucleophile acyl-C substitution? Protonation of the carbonyl group Removal of an alpha - proton Attachment of the nucleophile to the carbonyl group Loss of the leaving group. Which of the following compounds is the least reactive with respect to alkaline hydrolysis (acyl-C substitution with OH^- as nucleophile)? The following reaction is called a reaction. carbonation thermal decarboxylation carboxylase fluxion carbine addition

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4) answer = structure B

carboxyllic acids will form hydrogen bonding so exhibit higher boiling point.

5) answer = option A

carboxyllic acids

6) answer = option C

attachment of nucleophile to carbonyl group.

7) answer = option A

amides are least reactive.

8) answer = option B = thermal decarboxylation.

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