13) Carbocations can react with halides to produce carbon-halide bonds. Below are two reactions. The top reaction only gives one product while the bottom reaction gives two. Please give a reason why there is a difference in the number of products. CI HO CIⓇ 14) What is the product of this acid-base reaction? NaNH, -J CI

13) Carbocations can react with halides to produce carbon-halide bonds. Below are two reactions. The top reaction only gives one product while the bottom reaction gives two. Please give a reason why there is a difference in the number of products. CI HO CIⓇ 14) What is the product of this acid-base reaction? NaNH, -J CI

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter17: Carboxylic Acids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17.45P

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