QUESTION 17 A halonium ion is a reactive intermediate O positively charged O three-membered ring all of these none of these QUESTION 18 There is/are curved arrows in step 1 of the solvolysis reaction. QUESTION 19 cleavage occurs when the halogen leaves as a halide during the first step of E1. O homolytic cleavage O heterolytic cleavage QUESTION 20 Free-radical chlorination of pentane can produce up to different monochloropentanes. O one O two O three O four O five O524 00000
QUESTION 17 A halonium ion is a reactive intermediate O positively charged O three-membered ring all of these none of these QUESTION 18 There is/are curved arrows in step 1 of the solvolysis reaction. QUESTION 19 cleavage occurs when the halogen leaves as a halide during the first step of E1. O homolytic cleavage O heterolytic cleavage QUESTION 20 Free-radical chlorination of pentane can produce up to different monochloropentanes. O one O two O three O four O five O524 00000
Chapter10: Organohalides
Section10.2: Preparing Alkyl Halides From Alkanes: Radical Halogenation
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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 17
A halonium ion is
a reactive intermediate
O positively charged
O three-membered ring
all of these
none of these
QUESTION 18
There is/are
curved arrows in step 1 of the solvolysis reaction.
QUESTION 19
cleavage occurs when the halogen leaves as a halide during the first step of E1.
O homolytic cleavage
O heterolytic cleavage
QUESTION 20
Free-radical chlorination of pentane can produce up to
different monochloropentanes.
O one
O two
O three
O four
O five
O524
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