9. Draw the following chemical reactions. a) cyclopentylamine + water b) cyclopentylamine + butanoic acid c) cyclopentylamine + hydrochloric acid d) cyclopentylamine + benzoyl chloride e) cyclopentylamine + acetic anhydride

2. Draw the molecular structure for the following organic compounds. a) benzoic anhydride b) butanoic methanoic anhydride c) acetic anhydride d) pentanoic propanoic anhydride

butanoic acid+ Ethanol

2. Draw the structural formulas for the reactants and products for the following reactions. Name the or product that forms. a) Amide formation between butanoic acid (butyric acid) and N-ethyl-2-propnamine (ethylisopropylamine) b) Acid hydrolysis of sec-butylbenzoate c) Oxidation of 3,4-diethylhexanal d) Neutralization of 3,N-diethyl-2-hexanamine with HBr e) Basic hydrolysis of 2,3,N-trimethyl-N-isopropylpentanamide

Draw the following condensed structural diagrams b) diethyl ketone c) N,N-dimethyl-2-propanamine d) 3-methyl-5-chloroheptanal e) 3-methoxyhexane f) methyl pentanoate

Draw the condense structure for the following carboxylic acids: a) 2-propyamine b) 2-methyl-3-heptamine c) N-methylpentamine d) benzamide Write the reaction equation of hydrochloric acid, HCl, reacting with triethylamine (CH3CH2)3N. Write the reaction equation of benzamide reacting with sodium hydroxide (NaOH). write the full reactions for, the HCl hydrolysis of benzamide and acetamide and NaOH hydrolysis of benzamide and acetamide. From the equation for both Acid hydrolysis and Saponification, which reaction changes litmus paper from red to blue and why

List the following compounds in order of increasing water solubility: a.ethoxyethane b.propanoic acid c.pentane d.1 butanol

why n-hexanol has higher boiling point than n-hexane. why acetic acid is more acidic then butanoic acid. why sugar is soluble in water in terms of their molecular interactions.

1-propanol + hydrobromic acid →

Select all functional groups present in the following structure of a drug commonly found in a dentist's office N a) Alkyl halide b) Alcohol c) Carboxylic acid d) Phenol e) Amine f) Ether Og) Amide h) Ester i) Ketone 0 j) Aromatic ring (aka phenyl) (aka arene)