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7. Write on the arrow of each reaction the reagent (or the corresponding letter) from the following table. ALNARF H.So. Heat RL SOCL Hoat DUCH, other

7. Write on the arrow of each reaction the reagent (or the corresponding letter) from the following table. ALNARF H.So. Heat RL SOCL Hoat DUCH, other

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry
Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry
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Author:Andrei Straumanis
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7. Write on the arrow of each reaction the reagent (or the corresponding letter) from the following table. A) NaBr, H2SO4, Heat B) SOC2, Heat C) Clz, hv D) ICH3, ether E) Nal, Acetone F) CH SNa, Ethanol G) KF, 18-crown-6, CH3CN H) KCN, ethanol I) NASH, DMF, heat J) CH;O'Na', CH3OH H,C H,C OCH, H,C SCH, Na OCH, 8. The following reaction describes the chlorination of ethane to yield chloroethane as the major product. hv H,c-CH, +cı, H,c-CH, +H-CI a) What is the role of light (hv)? Write the reaction. b) Draw the propagation steps of the mechanism. c) Draw the termination reaction leading to the formation of chloroethane. d) Draw the termination reaction leading to the alkane side product with twice as many carbons as ethane.
Transcribed Image Text:7. Write on the arrow of each reaction the reagent (or the corresponding letter) from the following table. A) NaBr, H2SO4, Heat B) SOC2, Heat C) Clz, hv D) ICH3, ether E) Nal, Acetone F) CH SNa, Ethanol G) KF, 18-crown-6, CH3CN H) KCN, ethanol I) NASH, DMF, heat J) CH;O'Na', CH3OH H,C H,C OCH, H,C SCH, Na OCH, 8. The following reaction describes the chlorination of ethane to yield chloroethane as the major product. hv H,c-CH, +cı, H,c-CH, +H-CI a) What is the role of light (hv)? Write the reaction. b) Draw the propagation steps of the mechanism. c) Draw the termination reaction leading to the formation of chloroethane. d) Draw the termination reaction leading to the alkane side product with twice as many carbons as ethane.
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