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ChemistryOrganic ChemistryIf there are two different R groups on each alcohol carbon (as shown here), which statement would be correct about what the chemist is testing by running this reaction? 1. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups has the greatest propensity to migrate. 2. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups makes the attached alcohol most basic. 3. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups is best at stabilizing a positive charge on carbon. 4. The chemist is testing whether the acid is a catalyst.If there are two different R groups on each alcohol carbon (as shown here), which statement would be correct about what the chemist is testing by running this reaction? 1. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups has the greatest propensity to migrate. 2. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups makes the attached alcohol most basic. 3. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups is best at stabilizing a positive charge on carbon. 4. The chemist is testing whether the acid is a catalyst.
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William H. Brown + 3 others
Publisher: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 9781305580350
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8th Edition
William H. Brown + 3 others
Publisher: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 9781305580350
Chapter 10.7, Problem GQ
Textbook Problem
If there are two different R groups on each alcohol carbon (as shown here), which statement would be correct about what the chemist is testing by running this reaction?
- 1. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups has the greatest propensity to migrate.
- 2. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups makes the attached alcohol most basic.
- 3. The chemist is testing which of the two R groups is best at stabilizing a positive charge on carbon.
- 4. The chemist is testing whether the acid is a catalyst.
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