a) Determine either the type of the following reaction is addition, substitution or elimination reaction. + Cl2 FeCl b) Construct a complete structural formula by adding hydrogen to compound A and B. Then write the molecular formula of each compound. C-c=c-C С —с—с—с Compound A Compound B

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QUESTION 2
a) Determine either the type of the following reaction is addition, substitution or elimination
reaction.
CI
+ Cl2
FeCla
b) Construct a complete structural formula by adding hydrogen to compound A and B. Then
write the molecular formula of each compound.
c-c=c-c
с —с—с—с
Compound A
Compound B
QUESTION 3
a) Distinguish the different between electrophile and nucleophile.
b) State all the homologue series present in the following structure.
QUESTION 4
Draw two isomers and suggest the type of isomerism shown for each of the following
compounds:
a) C3H6O2
b) C4H10
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 2 a) Determine either the type of the following reaction is addition, substitution or elimination reaction. CI + Cl2 FeCla b) Construct a complete structural formula by adding hydrogen to compound A and B. Then write the molecular formula of each compound. c-c=c-c с —с—с—с Compound A Compound B QUESTION 3 a) Distinguish the different between electrophile and nucleophile. b) State all the homologue series present in the following structure. QUESTION 4 Draw two isomers and suggest the type of isomerism shown for each of the following compounds: a) C3H6O2 b) C4H10
QUESTION 6
Name the classes of the functional groups that are labeled in the compound below
HO
E
D
в
A
QUESTION 7
Indicate whether the following species are electrophile or nucleophile
i)
H20
Cl2
ii)
iii)
NO2*
iv)
CH2=CH2
QUESTION 8
a) Identify all four possible isomers for C4H&Br2
b) Identify two structural isomers of C6H14.
c) Identify the physical state for butane and hexane at room temperature
QUESTION 9
2-chlorobutane is an optically active compound. Draw the two possible structures of optical
isomer and label the chiral center with an asterisk (*) in each of the optical isomer structure.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 6 Name the classes of the functional groups that are labeled in the compound below HO E D в A QUESTION 7 Indicate whether the following species are electrophile or nucleophile i) H20 Cl2 ii) iii) NO2* iv) CH2=CH2 QUESTION 8 a) Identify all four possible isomers for C4H&Br2 b) Identify two structural isomers of C6H14. c) Identify the physical state for butane and hexane at room temperature QUESTION 9 2-chlorobutane is an optically active compound. Draw the two possible structures of optical isomer and label the chiral center with an asterisk (*) in each of the optical isomer structure.
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