Decide which free radical in each pair is more stable

Q: In alkane free-radical halogenation, the mechanistic (arrow pushing) step that transfers the radical…

A: Given : Free radical halogenation To find : Step that transfers radical to alkane  Solution : Free…

Q: Draw the structure of either vitamin C or vitamin E and show how they interact with a radical…

A: We have find out the structure of vitamin C

Q: it is the correct order of stability of the following radicals (more stable > less stable)?

A: Carbon forms four bonds to complete its octet. In the formation of free radical,carbon has formed…

Q: Which Is the most stable radical? Cllck on a letter A through D to answer. A. В. С. B. D.

A: So the question has asked to determine the stability of free radical among the following four…

Q: Which is the least stable carbocation?

A: In order to determine the stability of carbocation  we have to check following factors sequencly 1)…

Q: What happens to the rate of an SN2 reaction under the following conditions? [RX] is halved, and…

A: Given: [RX] is halved, and [:Nu-] is doubled.

Q: Which one of the following radicals is the most stable?

A: A radical becomes highly stabilized when resonance is presence in it.

Q: Which radical will not likely be formed? Take note of the asterisk as the point of radical…

A: Alkanes :  Alkanes are saturated hydrocarbons , these are  less reactive compounds , hence…

Q: Which of the following structures is the most stable radical that can be obtained from…

A: In this question given some different structures of radicals that can be obtained from…

Q: Which radical is least stable?

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Q: Rank the following radicals from least to most REACTIVE: PH2 CI *AsH2 Why did you choose this order?…

A: The solution is as follows:

Q: Autoxidation is described as radical-chain reaction. What is meant by the rem “radical” in this…

A: A radical has an unpaired electron in it. For example the carbon and hydrogen radicals are formed by…

Q: List the following radicals in the order of increasing stability.

A: The stability of free radical depends on 2 things. 1) The tendency of free radical to dislocate i.e…

Q: a Br d Br b Br e Br Br

A: Nucleophilic substitution biomolecular reaction (SN2): The bimolecular nucleophilic substitution…

Q: What happens to the rate of an SN1 reaction under each of the following conditions?a.[RX] is…

A: The rate equation of SN1 reaction is,                                         Rate = k [RX] (a)…

Q: Draw two resonance forms of the radical shown.

A: To solve this problem we have to draw the resonance structure of the given radical compound .

Q: In a polar reaction mechanism, the atom that gives away electrons in an uncharged nucleophile will…

A: Given,  In a polar reaction mechanism, the atom that gives away electrons in an uncharged…

Q: Nucleophilic substitution bimolecular mechanism will| proceed through the formation of: O…

A: Answer: option c) Transition state

Q: What is the correct order of stability of the following radicals (more stable > less stable)?

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Q: Draw resonance structures for each radical.

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Q: What happens to the rate of an SN1 reaction under the following conditions? [RX] is halved, and…

A: Nucleophilic substitution reaction The nucleophilic substitution reaction is a type of reaction in…

Q: Free radicals are highly reactive molecules that often contain ________. They are reactive due to…

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Q: Draw the most stable radical that can result from cleavage of a C–H bond in each molecule.

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Q: Rank the attached radicals in order of increasing stability

A: Free radicals refer to the type of reactive intermediate in which a homolytic cleavage of bond takes…

Q: all radicals are reactive but all reactive species are not radical. a radical should contain an…

A: Concept is based on reactive intermediates:

Q: Rank the following free radicals in order of increasing stability I II III IV

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Q: Arrange the following radicals in order of increasing stability (least stable to most stable). 4th…

A: The generally we see the stability order for the free radicals as ; Tertiary 3° radicals > 2°…

Q: Rank the following radicals in order of increasing stability.

A: Since the stability of free radicals depends on two things 1) resonance =>  more is the resonance…

Q: 2. Decide which compound is pair is more reactive in electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions.…

A: Benzene and substituted benzene compounds generally undergo electrophilic aromatic substitution…

Q: Br or Br Br C or CI || CI or CI ||

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Q: Rank the following free radicals in order of increasing stability:

A: The highly reactive neutral intermediate species with one unpaired electron is known as radical. The…

Q: Why the relative reactivity of SN2 is tertiary<secondary<primary<allyl, phenyl ? (explanation)

A: In this question, we will discuss on relative reactivity of SN2 you can see the explanation below.…

Q: Which is more stable

A: We have given the confirmation of 4-amino cyclohexanol.  The stable confirmation is that which have…

Q: nucleophile

A: Rate of Reaction is depends up on Nucleophilicity of incoming Nucleophile, And Nucleophilicity of…

Q: Which one is the most stable?

A: The more substituents the alkenes have, the more stable they are. Thus, a tetra substituted alkene…

Q: Rank the following radicals in order of increasing stability.

A: The stability of free radical is governed by various factors such as: Allylic / benzylic radical 3°…

Q: What happens to the rate of an SN2 reaction under each of the following conditions?a. [RX] is…

A: The rate equation of SN2 reaction is Rate = k [RX][Nu]a.Rate = k (3[RX])([Nu]). Therefore, rate of…

Q: Identify the number of hyperconjugation structures of the following radical: *

A: Hyperconjugation is shown by Radical and cation with alpha hydrogen.

Q: Which is more stable?

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Q: Which of the three main parts of a radical reaction does the following reaction represent?

A: The three main parts of a radical reaction are : 1) Initiation 2) Propagation 3) Termination

Q: Under what circumstances can you assume that the less stable of two compounds is the more reactive…

A: Compound with less energy is more stable. More reactive compound will be less stable, it depends on…

Q: Of the following, which correctly uses curved arrows to display a possible step in a radical…

A: Radical is an one electron species. Hence, for its mechanism one headed arrow must be used.  Anion…

Q: the mechanism leading to the product(s) for the acid-base reactions below. Label the acid, base,…

A: Acid is a compound that gives hydrogen ions and a conjugate base in the solution. Base accepts…

Q: most stable?

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Q: Draw the reaction mechanism of a simple addition reaction between ethene and bromine in CCl4. Label…

A: Alkene reacts with bromine in CCl4 solvent. The double bond breaks and a bromine atom because…

Q: Explain Radical Reactions?

A: The radical reaction is basically a radical substitution reaction. It occurs via a free radical…