11 III OH OH O=P-OH OH OH O=P-OH 9 weak phosphoester bond 99 HOP-O-P-O-P-O OH OH OH O-P-O-P-o OH OH HOH OH OH 00 +HO-P-O-P-O OH OH OH base e) Arrhenius base HOH H base e) Arrhenius base OH OH OH OH 1. In part I of the reaction, what is the role of alcohol? a) Brønsted acid b) Brønsted c) Electrophile d) Nucleophile 2. In part I of the reaction, what is the role of ATP? a) Brønsted acid b) d) Nucleophile 3. In part II of the reaction, what is the role of ADP? a) Brønsted acid b) base d) Nucleophile e) Arrhenius base NH₂ NH₂ Brønsted c) Electrophile Brønsted c) Electrophile 4. In part II of the reaction, what is the role of the phosphorylated alcohol? a) Brønsted acid b) Brønsted c) Electrophile base d) Nucleophile e) Arrhenius base 5. Phosphorylation of alcohols is an example of a) Addition d) Rearrangement NH₂ b) Substitution c) Elimination e) Redox
11 III OH OH O=P-OH OH OH O=P-OH 9 weak phosphoester bond 99 HOP-O-P-O-P-O OH OH OH O-P-O-P-o OH OH HOH OH OH 00 +HO-P-O-P-O OH OH OH base e) Arrhenius base HOH H base e) Arrhenius base OH OH OH OH 1. In part I of the reaction, what is the role of alcohol? a) Brønsted acid b) Brønsted c) Electrophile d) Nucleophile 2. In part I of the reaction, what is the role of ATP? a) Brønsted acid b) d) Nucleophile 3. In part II of the reaction, what is the role of ADP? a) Brønsted acid b) base d) Nucleophile e) Arrhenius base NH₂ NH₂ Brønsted c) Electrophile Brønsted c) Electrophile 4. In part II of the reaction, what is the role of the phosphorylated alcohol? a) Brønsted acid b) Brønsted c) Electrophile base d) Nucleophile e) Arrhenius base 5. Phosphorylation of alcohols is an example of a) Addition d) Rearrangement NH₂ b) Substitution c) Elimination e) Redox
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Transcribed Image Text:11
III
OH
OH
O=P-OH
OH
OH
O=P-OH
9
weak phosphoester
bond
99
HOP-O-P-O-P-O
OH OH OH
O-P-O-P-o
OH OH
HOH
OH OH
+HO-P-O-P-O
OH OH OH
base
e) Arrhenius base
HOH
H
base
e) Arrhenius base
OH OH
OH OH
1. In part I of the reaction, what is the role of alcohol?
a) Brønsted acid b)
Brønsted c) Electrophile
d) Nucleophile
2. In part I of the reaction, what is the role of ATP?
a) Brønsted acid b)
d) Nucleophile
3. In part II of the reaction, what is the role of ADP?
a) Brønsted acid b)
base
d) Nucleophile e) Arrhenius base
NH₂
NH₂
Brønsted c) Electrophile
Brønsted c) Electrophile
4. In part II of the reaction, what is the role of the
phosphorylated alcohol?
a) Brønsted acid b) Brønsted c) Electrophile
base
d) Nucleophile
e) Arrhenius base
5. Phosphorylation of alcohols is an example of
a) Addition
d)
Rearrangement
NH₂
b) Substitution c) Elimination
e) Redox
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