11. Compound X, (CH3)2CHCN, can be formed from a haloalkane, C3H7Br. (i) Name compound X. ........................................................................................................................... (ii) Give the reagent and conditions necessary to form X from C3H7Br. Reagent.............................................................................................................. Conditions.......................................................................................................... (iii) Name and outline the mechanism for this reaction, showing clearly the structure of C3H7Br. Name of mechanism.......................................................................................... Mechanism

11. Compound X, (CH3)2CHCN, can be formed from a haloalkane, C3H7Br. (i) Name compound X. ........................................................................................................................... (ii) Give the reagent and conditions necessary to form X from C3H7Br. Reagent.............................................................................................................. Conditions.......................................................................................................... (iii) Name and outline the mechanism for this reaction, showing clearly the structure of C3H7Br. Name of mechanism.......................................................................................... Mechanism

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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