Ethynylcyclopentane, first reacts with sodium amide. The product formed in the first step reacts with bromocyclohexane in the second step. What is the final major product of these reactions? 1) NaNH2 2) CH,Br II IV

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Ethynylcyclopentane, first reacts with sodium amide. The product formed in the first step reacts
with bromocyclohexane in the second step. What is the final major product of these reactions?
1) NaNH2
2) CgH1,Br
II
IV
II
Transcribed Image Text:Ethynylcyclopentane, first reacts with sodium amide. The product formed in the first step reacts with bromocyclohexane in the second step. What is the final major product of these reactions? 1) NaNH2 2) CgH1,Br II IV II
Which statements apply to an SN2 reaction?
I) The rate limiting step of the reaction involves the alkyl halide and the nucleophile
1I) The order of reactivity is methyl > 1°>2°>3°.
111) The rate limiting step of the reaction involves only the alkyl halide
IV) There is an carbocation intermediate.
OII, IV
OII, II
I, IV
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Transcribed Image Text:Which statements apply to an SN2 reaction? I) The rate limiting step of the reaction involves the alkyl halide and the nucleophile 1I) The order of reactivity is methyl > 1°>2°>3°. 111) The rate limiting step of the reaction involves only the alkyl halide IV) There is an carbocation intermediate. OII, IV OII, II I, IV Next Page Previous Page amstime
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