Identify the compounds in Figure 7 that are an anhydride, amide, acyl chloride, and ester. Ph Ph Ph CI Ph `N Ph G H. Figure 7 Place the Figure 7 compounds in order based on their relative reactivities in a nucleophilic addition reaction. Considering the approximate pKa values for the conjugate acids of the potential leaving groups, explain the relative reactivities of the compounds in Figure 7.

Identify the compounds in Figure 7 that are an anhydride, amide, acyl chloride, and ester. Ph Ph Ph CI Ph `N Ph G H. Figure 7 Place the Figure 7 compounds in order based on their relative reactivities in a nucleophilic addition reaction. Considering the approximate pKa values for the conjugate acids of the potential leaving groups, explain the relative reactivities of the compounds in Figure 7.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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