In an S_N^2 reaction, the effect of doubling both allegiance concentrations at t

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In an S_N^2 reaction, the effect of doubling both allegiance concentrations at the same time is to multiply the reaction rate by (A) 1/4 (B) 1/2 (C) 2 (D) 4 The chloride that reacts the fastest with NaOH is What is the major product of the reaction? The major product of this reaction is Which compound would be most rapidly hydrolyzed by aqueous HCl to give methanol as one of the products? Which intermediate is involved in this reaction? Addition of bromine to (E) - 3 - hexene will give (A) one meso compound (B) one pair or enantiomers (C) tow meso compounds (D) four stereisomers

Explanation / Answer

33. in an SN2 reaction, doubling substrate and nucelophile increases rate by,

(D) 4

34. The chloride reacting fastest would be,

(B)

35. Major product formed,

(C)

36. Correct energy diagram is,

(D)

37. Major product formed,

(A)

38. Most rapid hydrolysis is for,

(D)

39. Intermediate formed is,

(C)

40. Product formed are,

(A) one meso compound

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