0 0 000 Which of the following are TRUE statement(s) regarding the following reaction? NH3 + H3C-CH3 NH2 H H3C `CH3 The equilibrium constant, K, is greater than 1. The equilibrium constant, K, is less than 1. The two approximate pKa values needed to properly analyze the equilibrium are 10 and 35. The two approximate pKa values needed to properly analyze the equilibrium are 10 and 0. Equilibrium favors the products as written. Provide the correct final products for the following reaction that was never allowed to reach equilibrium. H3C OMe + CH3 H3C H3C H3CO CH3 H3C H3CO H3C H3CO H3C CH3 H3CO ± 土 Α H3C A. 0000 ABCD ± H3C CH3 B. H3C CH3 C. CH3 D. H

0 0 000 Which of the following are TRUE statement(s) regarding the following reaction? NH3 + H3C-CH3 NH2 H H3C `CH3 The equilibrium constant, K, is greater than 1. The equilibrium constant, K, is less than 1. The two approximate pKa values needed to properly analyze the equilibrium are 10 and 35. The two approximate pKa values needed to properly analyze the equilibrium are 10 and 0. Equilibrium favors the products as written. Provide the correct final products for the following reaction that was never allowed to reach equilibrium. H3C OMe + CH3 H3C H3C H3CO CH3 H3C H3CO H3C H3CO H3C CH3 H3CO ± 土 Α H3C A. 0000 ABCD ± H3C CH3 B. H3C CH3 C. CH3 D. H

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter7: Reaction Rates And Chemical Equilibrium

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