В. i. Draw the possible conformations for trans-1,4-dibromocyclohexane. Show the most stable conformation. Also explain the reason for its stability. ii. Classify the following reagents as Lewis acids and Lewis bases. H;O, BF, AICI, CH,CH;NH; ii. Classify the following reagents as nucleophile and electrophiles. BF, CH,OH, CH,OCH, FeCl, iv. Classify the following reagents as oxidizing and reducing agents. O, NABH, LIAH4, KMNO,

В. i. Draw the possible conformations for trans-1,4-dibromocyclohexane. Show the most stable conformation. Also explain the reason for its stability. ii. Classify the following reagents as Lewis acids and Lewis bases. H;O, BF, AICI, CH,CH;NH; ii. Classify the following reagents as nucleophile and electrophiles. BF, CH,OH, CH,OCH, FeCl, iv. Classify the following reagents as oxidizing and reducing agents. O, NABH, LIAH4, KMNO,

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter9: Addition Via Cyclic Intermediate

Section: Chapter Questions

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