QUESTION 4Use the reaction shown below to answer questions 4-5.HOReaction CReaction DConsider the structural changes that take place during Reaction C and Reaction D. (Make a list of objectives.) Which fundamental mechanisms take place during Reaction C and Reaction D? Choose one mechanism for eachreaction.Reaction C: SN2Reaction C: SN1Reaction C: E1 (Zaitzev's rule)Reaction D: E1 (Zaitzev's rule)Reaction D: E2 (Hofmann's rule)Reaction D: E2 (Zaitzev's rule)QUESTION 5HOCIReaction CReaction DConsider the structural changes that take place during Reaction C and Reaction D and the fundamental mechanisms that you identified from the previous question. Fill in the boxes with the missing reagent that is required tocomplete Reaction C and Reaction D? Choose one reagent per reaction.Reaction C: HCIReaction C: Cl2, heatOReaction C: Pyridine, SOCI2Reaction D: KOC(CH3)3OReaction D: NaOCH2CH3OReaction D: HOCH2CH3

Applying concept of reagents and reaction of organic molecules.

QUESTION 4 Use the reaction shown below to answer questions 4-5. но Reaction C Reaction D Consider the structural changes that take place during Reaction C and Reaction D. (Make a list of objectives.) Which fundamental mechanisms take place during Reaction C and Reaction D? Choose one mechanism for each reaction. O Reaction C: SN2 O Reaction C: SN1 O Reaction C: E1 (Zaitzev's rule) O Reaction D: E1 (Zaitzev's rule) O Reaction D: E2 (Hofmann's rule) O Reaction D: E2 (Zaitzev's rule)

QUESTION 4 Use the reaction shown below to answer questions 4-5. но Reaction C Reaction D Consider the structural changes that take place during Reaction C and Reaction D. (Make a list of objectives.) Which fundamental mechanisms take place during Reaction C and Reaction D? Choose one mechanism for each reaction. O Reaction C: SN2 O Reaction C: SN1 O Reaction C: E1 (Zaitzev's rule) O Reaction D: E1 (Zaitzev's rule) O Reaction D: E2 (Hofmann's rule) O Reaction D: E2 (Zaitzev's rule)

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Chapter14: Elimination

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