What is the most acidic hydrogen on the molecule below? H D Question 2 Which of

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What is the most acidic hydrogen on the molecule below? H D Question 2 Which of the following correctly describes the mechanistic steps of the following reaction? 1. NaNH 2. CH3I 1. proton transfer 2. nucleophilic attack 1- proton transfer 2. nucleophilic attack and loss of leaving group (simultaneously) 1. nucleopbilc attack and loss of leaving group (simultaneously) 2. proton transfer 1. proton transfer 2. nucleophilic attack 3. loss of leaving group Question 3 What is the major product of the following reaction? XS NaNH

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Question 1: proton B is most acidic.

Explanation: The negative charge produced by the lost of N-H proton is more stable due to more electronegativity of nitrogen atom.

Question 2: option 1 is correct

Explanation: 1. proton transfer 2. nucleophilic attack

Question: 3: option C is correct

Explanation: NaNH2 is a strong base which gives dehydrohalogenation and produces alkyne as product. further deprotonation of alkyne with NaNH2 produces acetylide ion as product.

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