The process of perpetuating free radicals in chain reactions, such as radical halogenation, is called the step. A) initiation B) propagation C) termination

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A: We have find out the structure of vitamin C

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A: The formation of a bond takes place by either sharing of electrons or by complete transfer of…

Q: Give the initiation step (equation) to form fluorine radical from X2 → 2X• UV UV

A: In presence  of light  Cl2  break Homolytic cleavage.

Q: 2. In free radical polymerization, the polymerization of CHCH-CHOCOCH,allyl acetate) is very slow…

A: The chemical species which have unpaired electron and can exist independently are known as the free…

Q: Compounds containing a phenol group may work as ANTIOXIDANTS to prevent free radical damage. This is…

A: Antioxidant is very much useful in our metabolism .

Q: Write the steps for formation of tetrachloromethane (CCl4) from the reaction of methane with Cl2 +…

A: This is the Halogenation reaction of alkane in presence of ultraviolet light. R-H  (excess)  + X2/…

Q: Furthermore, the following reaction occurs between O (formed either from the photochemical…

A: Propagation step is that step in which a radical is consumed and a new radical is formed.  While…

Q: MCQ 17: The formation of radicals which attack reactants molecules generates more free radicals.…

A: The formation of radicals which attack reactants molecules generated more free radicals ,this step…

Q: Q7. Identify the similarities and differences between alkanes and alkenes. Explain why alkenes are…

A: Alkanes are hydrocarbons consisting of only carbon and hydrogen atoms. Some examples of alkane are…

Q: Using any chemicals you like, make up a free-radical: a) Termination Step: b) Initiation Step:…

A: When an alkane reacts with halogen in presence of light or heat, formation of alkyl halide takes…

Q: Classify the type of elementary step shown below. A) proton transfer B) coordination C)…

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Q: e. Describe the mechanism of hydrocarbon cracking for production of hydrogen and write the reactions…

A: Solution : Smaller hydrocarbons have a lower boiling point and their volatile nature makes the…

Q: Autoxidation is described as radical-chain reaction. What is meant by the rem “radical” in this…

A: A radical has an unpaired electron in it. For example the carbon and hydrogen radicals are formed by…

Q: Consider the free radical mono-chlorination of ethane: a) Write the initiation step b) Write two…

A: Free radical mechanisms are normally initiated by light with homolytic cleavage of the bonds forming…

Q: Question 48 What is the characteristic of a radical chain termination step? radicals are formed…

A: Given is radical termination step.

Q: What sequence correctly descrides the steps involved in a radical chain reaction? III) propagation…

A: Free radicals have a very high reactivity. They have a natural tendency to occur in chain reactions.…

Q: 2-chloropropane is a major product of the reaction of chlorine with propane under ultraviolet light.…

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Q: Halogenation reaction of hydrocarbons can occur via which mechanism?   a Radical substitution   b…

A: Hydrocarbon is alkane, alkene, alkynes.  Alkane go under free radical substitution.  Alkenes and…

Q: What kind of reactive intermediate is formed Free Radical Carbonium ion Carbanion Bromonium ion

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Q: free-radical reaction.

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Q: The rate law for addition of Br2 to an alkene is first order in Br2 and first order in the alkene.…

A: The addition of Br2 to an alkene is a second-order reaction, whereas it is first-order corresponding…

Q: Define the half-life of synthetic organic compounds?

A: 1. It's a concept of Chemical kinetics.  2. During zero order reaction or first order reaction,…

Q: Explosives that decompose at relatively slow rates areclassified as ___________ explosives.

A: To find: Explosives that decompose at relatively slow rates are classified as ___________…

Q: free radical halogenation, __________ step(s) is/are required to produce a monochlorinated product.…

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Q: Free radicals are highly reactive molecules that often contain ________. They are reactive due to…

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Q: Draw the balanced chemical equation for the synthesis of cyclohexene from bromocyclohexane. Classify…

A: To find: Draw the balanced chemical equation for the synthesis of cyclohexene from bromocyclohexane.…

Q: BuLi CH3I H3CS THE SCH3 SCH3 What is the radical reaction mechanism?

A: Detail free radical reaction mechanism is shown below

Q: Why are radical reactions typically performed in the absence of oxygen?

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Q: 1. Radical terminology! i. Please define each of the following and give an example reaction for…

A: Given are three steps of radical reactions.

Q: Identify in the diagrams shown below: The. Homolytic breaking of the covalent bond/radical reaction…

A: Homolytic cleavage - It is a method of bond breaking in which the bond breaks by forming two radical…

Q: What is the characteristic of a radical chain propagation step? O radicals are formed O byproducts…

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Q: In what region of the electromagnetic spectrum does ozone most strongly absorb light: (a) IR, (b)…

A: Ozone is a layer which is present in the stratosphere. It has the molecular formula O3.

Q: Bromine and dichloromethane react with what classes of hydrocarbons? Please explain the mechanisms…

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Q: Explain the SN2 Mechanism ?

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Q: What is Woodward–Hoffmann rule ?

A: Given reactions type,  Electrocyclic reactions.

Q: If the following molecules undergo free radical substitution, what is the order in which the…

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Q: Rank the following free radicals in order of increasing stability:

A: The highly reactive neutral intermediate species with one unpaired electron is known as radical. The…

Q: The termination step of radical halogenation involves homogenic bond formation. Select the correct…

A: Homogenic bond formation is when each reactant donates an electron to form a bond. A nucleophile…

Q: Free radicals are highly reactive molecules that often contain ________. They are reactive due to…

A: A reaction intermediate can be defined as the molecular entity which is formed by the reactant…

Q: What type of class of molecule is formed in the reaction illustrated here?

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Q: Write the steps for formation of tetrachloromethane (CCl4) from the reaction of methane with Cl2 +…

A: To find: The steps for the formation of tetrachloromethane (CCl4) from the reaction of methane with…

Q: The propagation step in the chain mechanism of radical halogenation begins the production of…

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Q: PLEASE HELP DRAW THE FREE RADICAL SUBSTITUTION  OF CYCLOHEXANE WHICH INOLVES THE 3 STEPS WHICH ARE…

A: Free radical halogenation at cyclohexane give chlorocyclohexane as a product. Now chlorine can…

Q: Which of the three main parts of a radical reaction does the following reaction represent?

A: The three main parts of a radical reaction are : 1) Initiation 2) Propagation 3) Termination

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A: NBS(N-bromosuccinimide) is used to carry out the bromination at the allylic position. The…

Q: Draw the reaction mechanism of a simple addition reaction between ethene and bromine in CCl4. Label…

A: Alkene reacts with bromine in CCl4 solvent. The double bond breaks and a bromine atom because…

Q: Compare combustion of Anthracene and Xylene in sufficient supply of air. Which one will produce more…

A: Combustion of hydrocarbons in presence of air helps to determine its aromaticity of compounds.

Q: Explain Radical Reactions?

A: The radical reaction is basically a radical substitution reaction. It occurs via a free radical…