Question 1 What starting material would you react with butyl lithium to make lithium hexanolate (CH,(CH,),CH,OLi)? A) CH,(CH,),CH,OCH, B) CH,(CH,),CH,OH C) CH,(CH,),CH,OCH,(CH,),CH, D) CH,(CH,),CH,Br Question 2 What is the product of the reaction of ethylmagnesium bromide (CH,CH,MgBr) with butanal (CH,CH,CH,CH=O) followed by dilute acid? A) 2-hexanol B) 1-butanol C) 3-hexanol D) 3-pentanol [ Question 3 What is the product of the reaction shown at the right? CH,MGCI diethyl ether 2. H3O* OH A) CH3 B) -OCH3 CH3 D)

Question 1 What starting material would you react with butyl lithium to make lithium hexanolate (CH,(CH,),CH,OLi)? A) CH,(CH,),CH,OCH, B) CH,(CH,),CH,OH C) CH,(CH,),CH,OCH,(CH,),CH, D) CH,(CH,),CH,Br Question 2 What is the product of the reaction of ethylmagnesium bromide (CH,CH,MgBr) with butanal (CH,CH,CH,CH=O) followed by dilute acid? A) 2-hexanol B) 1-butanol C) 3-hexanol D) 3-pentanol [ Question 3 What is the product of the reaction shown at the right? CH,MGCI diethyl ether 2. H3O* OH A) CH3 B) -OCH3 CH3 D)

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