What best describes what happens to side A and B when the labeled molecule below it is refluxed in aqueous HI? Side A forms an alcohol and Side B forms an alkyl iodide. Side A forms an alkyl iodide and Side B forms a ketone. Side A forms a ketone and Side B forms an alkyl iodide. O Side A forms an alkyl iodide and Side B forms an alcohol. Side A Side B

What best describes what happens to side A and B when the labeled molecule below it is refluxed in aqueous HI? Side A forms an alcohol and Side B forms an alkyl iodide. Side A forms an alkyl iodide and Side B forms a ketone. Side A forms a ketone and Side B forms an alkyl iodide. O Side A forms an alkyl iodide and Side B forms an alcohol. Side A Side B

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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ChapterNW4: Nomenclature Worksheet 4: Carbonyl Compounds

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