(i)increasing solubility in water.(CH3),CHCH,OHCH;CH,CH,CH,OHCH;CH,CH,BrCH;CH,OCH3(a)(b)(c)(d)least solublemost soluble(ii)increasing stability.CH-CH3H3C-CH3H3C-CH3H3C.-CH3(а)(b)(c)(d)least stablestable(iii)increasing stability.CH,CH3CH3CH,CH3CH,CH3CH,CH3CH3-CH3`CH3 (CH3),CH´(CH3),CH'`CH3 (CH3),CH´`CH`CH3 (CH3),CH´CH3(d)(a)(b)(c)least stablemost stable(iv)increasing boiling point.(CH3),COH(CH3),CHCH,NH,(CH3),CHCH,OH(CH3),NCH,CH3(a)(b)(c)(d)lowest bphighest bp

(i) increasing solubility in water. (CH3),CHCH,OH CH;CH,CH,CH,OH CH;CH,CH,Br CH;CH,OCH3 (a) (b) (d) least soluble most soluble (ii) increasing stability. CH3 H;C- -CH3 -CH3 H;C CH3 CH3 H;C, (a) (b) (d) least stable most stable (iii) increasing stability. CH,CH3 CH,CH3 CH3 CH,CH3 CH,CH3 CH3 `CH3 (CH3),CH' -CH3 `CH3 (CH3),CH´ (CH3),CH CH3 (CH3),CH´ CH3 CH3 (b) (c) least stable most stable (iv) increasing boiling point. (CH3),COH (CH;),CHCH,NH, (CH3),CHCH,OH (CH3),NCH,CH3 (a) (b) (c) (d)

(i) increasing solubility in water. (CH3),CHCH,OH CH;CH,CH,CH,OH CH;CH,CH,Br CH;CH,OCH3 (a) (b) (d) least soluble most soluble (ii) increasing stability. CH3 H;C- -CH3 -CH3 H;C CH3 CH3 H;C, (a) (b) (d) least stable most stable (iii) increasing stability. CH,CH3 CH,CH3 CH3 CH,CH3 CH,CH3 CH3 `CH3 (CH3),CH' -CH3 `CH3 (CH3),CH´ (CH3),CH CH3 (CH3),CH´ CH3 CH3 (b) (c) least stable most stable (iv) increasing boiling point. (CH3),COH (CH;),CHCH,NH, (CH3),CHCH,OH (CH3),NCH,CH3 (a) (b) (c) (d)

Organic Chemistry

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Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter5: Alkenes: Bonding, Nomenclature, And Properties

Section: Chapter Questions

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