Section 1 Given the following general reaction in water (for questions 1-10): R-ÖH H-X [1] X [2] R-OH₂ [3] If R is a tert-butyl fragment, and X is a bromine atom... 1. Write the IUPAC (no common names) nomenclature of the following: a. Compound [1]: b. Compound [2]: c. Compound [3]: d. Compound [4]: R-X (reaction intermediates) + H₂O [4] 2. Use the figure above to show the push arrows to arrive at the reaction intermediates. 3. Rewrite the equation above to write a bond-line (Lewis structures) chemical equation where R is a tert-butyl fragment, and X is a bromine atom.

Section 1 Given the following general reaction in water (for questions 1-10): R-ÖH H-X [1] X [2] R-OH₂ [3] If R is a tert-butyl fragment, and X is a bromine atom... 1. Write the IUPAC (no common names) nomenclature of the following: a. Compound [1]: b. Compound [2]: c. Compound [3]: d. Compound [4]: R-X (reaction intermediates) + H₂O [4] 2. Use the figure above to show the push arrows to arrive at the reaction intermediates. 3. Rewrite the equation above to write a bond-line (Lewis structures) chemical equation where R is a tert-butyl fragment, and X is a bromine atom.

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