34) Rank the following alkenes in order from most stable to least stable. a) III >II>I b) I > II > III II c) II > I > III III d) II > III > I

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30) Select the best set of reaction conditions to accomplish the following transformation.
O
a) Cl2, CH₂Cl2
b) HC1
c) Cl₂, H₂O
31) Which of the following chiral molecules have the R configuration?
CH3
to OH
(+)-Carissone
I
1
a) III >II>I
OH
I
?
H
OH
a) I & III
b) I & II
c) I only
32) Rank the following carbocations from most stable to least stable:
CH₂CH3
II
JI..
II
CI
b) I > II > III
OH
a) I > II > III
b) II > III > I
c) I > III > II
d) II > I > III
33) The structure of (+)-Carissone, a natural product found to have antibacterial properties, is
shown below. Which functional group is not present in (+)-Carissone?
a) alcohol b) alkene
II
Br
34) Rank the following alkenes in order from most stable to least stable.
III
c) II > I > III
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III
d) Br2, CH₂Cl2
d) I, II, & III
c) aldehyde d) ketone
III
d) II > III > I
Transcribed Image Text:30) Select the best set of reaction conditions to accomplish the following transformation. O a) Cl2, CH₂Cl2 b) HC1 c) Cl₂, H₂O 31) Which of the following chiral molecules have the R configuration? CH3 to OH (+)-Carissone I 1 a) III >II>I OH I ? H OH a) I & III b) I & II c) I only 32) Rank the following carbocations from most stable to least stable: CH₂CH3 II JI.. II CI b) I > II > III OH a) I > II > III b) II > III > I c) I > III > II d) II > I > III 33) The structure of (+)-Carissone, a natural product found to have antibacterial properties, is shown below. Which functional group is not present in (+)-Carissone? a) alcohol b) alkene II Br 34) Rank the following alkenes in order from most stable to least stable. III c) II > I > III Page 7 of 7 III d) Br2, CH₂Cl2 d) I, II, & III c) aldehyde d) ketone III d) II > III > I
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