QUESTION 25 Which compound will react most rapidly with bromobutane to provide the corresponding SN2 product? O A NaOAc (OAc = acetate) O B. NaOPh (Ph = phenyl) OC NAOH O D. NA0OH QUESTION 26 Which of the following hydrocarbons has sp hybridized carbon atoms? OA cyclohexane O B. cyclopropane

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QUESTION 25
Which compound will react most rapidly with bromobutane to provide the corresponding SN2
product?
O A. NaOAc (OAC = acetate)
O B. NaOPh (Ph = phenyl)
OC. NaOH
O D.NA0OH
QUESTION 26
Which of the following hydrocarbons has sp hybridized carbon atoms?
O A cyclohexane
OB.
cyclopropane
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 25 Which compound will react most rapidly with bromobutane to provide the corresponding SN2 product? O A. NaOAc (OAC = acetate) O B. NaOPh (Ph = phenyl) OC. NaOH O D.NA0OH QUESTION 26 Which of the following hydrocarbons has sp hybridized carbon atoms? O A cyclohexane OB. cyclopropane
Which of the following hydrocarbons has sp hybridized carbon atoms?
OA cyclohexane
O B. cyclopropane
OC.1,3-butadiyne
O D. 1,3-butadiene
QUESTION 27
Match the reaction type to its effect on the molecular weight of the substrate molecule (n
reagents).
- v Addition
A.
Always decreases.
Substitution
В.
Always remains the same.
Rearrangement
С.
May increase or decrease or remain tl
Elimination
D. Always increases
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following hydrocarbons has sp hybridized carbon atoms? OA cyclohexane O B. cyclopropane OC.1,3-butadiyne O D. 1,3-butadiene QUESTION 27 Match the reaction type to its effect on the molecular weight of the substrate molecule (n reagents). - v Addition A. Always decreases. Substitution В. Always remains the same. Rearrangement С. May increase or decrease or remain tl Elimination D. Always increases
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