Compare compounds I and Il and choose which statement below fits best.'N.vs.column Icompound IIABoth compounds have the same basicityB) Compound II is MORE basic than the compound I.Compound I is MORE basic than the compound II.DThe basicity of the compounds I and II cannot be compared.ZI Arrange the following compounds in decreasing order of reactivity towards Nal in acetone:I. Methyl bromideII. Isopropyl bromideIII. Ethyl bromideIV. t-butyl bromideAI, II, III, IVIV, II, III, II, III, II, IVIV, II, II, IQuestion 21 PointA hydrocarbon (Y) partially hydrogenates with the Lindlar's catalyst to form an alkene. When (Y) undergoes oxidative cleavage withozone, it yields a single carboxylic acid product. The hydrocarbon (Y) is:2-hexen-1-olB 2-hexyne2-butynecyclohexane

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Compare compounds I and Il and choose which statement below fits best. 'N. vs. column I compound II A Both compounds have the same basicity B) Compound II is MORE basic than the compound I. Compound I is MORE basic than the compound II. D The basicity of the compounds I and II cannot be compared. ZI

Compare compounds I and Il and choose which statement below fits best. 'N. vs. column I compound II A Both compounds have the same basicity B) Compound II is MORE basic than the compound I. Compound I is MORE basic than the compound II. D The basicity of the compounds I and II cannot be compared. ZI

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