For each of the following pairs of complexes, which is least likely to undergo b-hydride elimination?Choose only one from each pair.MLALMTACSelect one:a.MeMeO b.O C.O d.orPh3PосMLMeorPh3POCIdentify complexes A and B and processes 1 and 2:H3C-CH31AHCIBAPh3PCIOCALMA HIKICCOPPh3CIPh3P Ir-PPh3OCPPh3DCOPPh3Ph3POCH.. EtPh3POCPhaPrOCPhaBOCPPh 3BHCIPhaPrOCBPi...BHLMPrCIPriCIPPh3HPPh3MCIPPh3EPPh3-M-GPrPrPr2ororLM1LigandSubstitutionOxidativeAdditionFOxidativeAdditionB1LigandSubstitutionHTime left 103:15:10ReductiveEliminationB-HydrideElimination2ReductiveElimination2B-HydrideElimination For the reaction of the sodium enolate with chlorotrimethylsilane shown below, what is thethermodynamic driving force for this reaction?+ CISiMe3Me Si-ONaO+ NaClSelect one:A. The formation of strong covalent bonds between Sodium and Chloride ions.B. The breaking of weak Na-O and Si-Cl bonds.C. Silicon-oxygen silicon bonds are stronger than silicon-carbon single bonds.D. The formation of the NaCl lattice and release of the lattice enthalpy, coupled with theformation of a strong Si-O bond.For organolithium clusters of the general formula (RLi)6, reaction with additional Lewis basicdonor ligands leads to deaggregation and formation of smaller rings than the 6 memberedrings seen in the original cluster. For internally solvated clusters, however, 6 membered ringsare possible. Why?Select one:O A. Internal solvation does not significantly increase the effective steric demand of theorganic fragment, whilst maximising R-Li contacts.B. Internal solvation is sterically demanding, which forces larger rings to be adopted.OC. The organolithium deprotonates the Lewis base, leading to loss of reagent and sosmaller rings.OD. Internal solvation disrupts the normal solvation sphere, leading to lower coordinationnumbers at Li.

beta-H elimenation recation occurs when there is any beta-H present in the co-ordinated ligand with…

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For each of the following pairs of complexes, which is least likely to undergo b-hydride elimination? Choose only one from each pair.

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Chapter14: Applications Of Ultraviolet-visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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