2. In the following equations, there is only one base and two acids, or one acid and two bases, in the reactants. Predict the direction of equilibrium and explain your answer. Drawing structures may help! (a) (Ph);PAUCI + CH;CN P(Ph)3 + CH;CNAUCI (b) SO2 + (C.Hs):PHOC(CH;)3 (CoHs)3PSO2 + HOC(CH3)3

2. In the following equations, there is only one base and two acids, or one acid and two bases, in the reactants. Predict the direction of equilibrium and explain your answer. Drawing structures may help! (a) (Ph);PAUCI + CH;CN P(Ph)3 + CH;CNAUCI (b) SO2 + (C.Hs):PHOC(CH;)3 (CoHs)3PSO2 + HOC(CH3)3

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Chapter5: Alkenes: Bonding, Nomenclature, And Properties

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2. In the following equations, there is only one base and two acids, or one acid and two
bases, in the reactants. Predict the direction of equilibrium and explain your answer.
Drawing structures may help!
(a) (Ph);PAUCI + CH;CN
P(Ph)3 + CH;CNAUC1
(b) SO2 + (C6H5)3PHOC(CH;)3
(CHs)3PSO2 + HOC(CH3)3

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