Organic ChemistryMaxwellpresented by Macmillan Learning(a) Given the reactions and overall heats of combustion of four cyclic rings, calculate the heat of combustion per CH₂ group.AH for reaction (kJ/mol) AH per CH₂ group (kJ/mol)-2091?-2744?-3320?-3952?Compoundcyclopropane C₂H + 2/0₂cyclobutane C₂H₂ + 60₂ →4 8Combustion reaction22cyclopentane C₂H₁0 + 15-0₂cyclohexane C6H₁2 +90₂12AH per CH₂ for cyclopropane:AH per CH₂ for cyclopentane:+ 3CO, +3H,O4 CO₂ + 4H₂O5 CO₂ + 5H2₂O6CO₂ + 6H₂OkJ/molkJ/mol(b) Rank the four cycloalkanes in order of stability from leaststable to most stable.AH per CH₂ for cyclobutane:AH per CH₂ for cyclohexane:Least stablekJ/molkJ/mol

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(a) Given the reactions and overall heats of combustion of four cyclic rings, calculate the heat of combustion per CH₂ group. AH for reaction (kJ/mol) AH per CH₂ group (kJ/mol) -2091 ? -2744 ? -3320 ? -3952 ? Compound Combustion reaction cyclopropane C₂H₂ + 2O₂ → 3 CO₂ + 3 H₂O cyclobutane C4H8 +60₂ → 4 CO₂ + 4H₂O cyclopentane C₂H₁0 + 1½5-0₂ cyclohexane 5 CO₂ +5H₂O CH₁2 + 9O₂ → 6CO₂ + 6H₂O AH per CH₂ for cyclopropane: AH per CH₂ for cyclopentane: kJ/mol kJ/mol (b) Rank the four cycloalkanes in order of stability from least stable to most stable. AH per CH₂ for cyclobutane: AH per CH₂ for cyclohexane: Least stable kJ/mol kJ/mol

(a) Given the reactions and overall heats of combustion of four cyclic rings, calculate the heat of combustion per CH₂ group. AH for reaction (kJ/mol) AH per CH₂ group (kJ/mol) -2091 ? -2744 ? -3320 ? -3952 ? Compound Combustion reaction cyclopropane C₂H₂ + 2O₂ → 3 CO₂ + 3 H₂O cyclobutane C4H8 +60₂ → 4 CO₂ + 4H₂O cyclopentane C₂H₁0 + 1½5-0₂ cyclohexane 5 CO₂ +5H₂O CH₁2 + 9O₂ → 6CO₂ + 6H₂O AH per CH₂ for cyclopropane: AH per CH₂ for cyclopentane: kJ/mol kJ/mol (b) Rank the four cycloalkanes in order of stability from least stable to most stable. AH per CH₂ for cyclobutane: AH per CH₂ for cyclohexane: Least stable kJ/mol kJ/mol

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