A B + H₂ + H2₂ Answer the following questions based on the two reactions (A and B) provided below: Part 1) Which alkene is MORE SUBSTITUTED? The alkene in reaction A OR the alkene in reaction B? [Select] Part 2) Which alkene starts in HIGHER ENERGY? The alkene in reaction A OR the alkene in reaction B? [Select] Part 3) Which reaction (A or B) is more exothermic? [Select] Part 4) What is the classification (addition, elimination, substitution, or rearrangement) for both reactions A and B? [Select] [Select] Addition Elimination Substitution Rearrangement V

Question 3

Which of the following alkenes is the most stable?

Compound A + Compound B = ? Please draw the compound

Draw the following molecules: a) hex-2-yne b) nonane c) 2,2-dimethylpropane d) 1-methyl-2-fluorocyclohexane e) 1-ethyl-3-methylbenzene f) 1,4-dibromopentane g) 4-phenyl-5-propyldecane h) 3-methylcyclooct-1-ene i) 2-iodobut-1-ene

For the reaction shown below, 2.00 mL of a 2.00 M solution of bromine, 562 mg of alkene reactant, and excess acetic acid are used to obtain 322 mg of brominated product. What is the percent yield of brominated product?     Bromine MW = 159.81 g/mol; Alkene reactant MW = 134.22 g/mol;Acetic acid MW = 60.05 g/mol; Brominated product MW = 328.04 g/mol

What is the IUPAC name for the alkyl halide (haloalkane), C4H&BR2, shown here? A) 3,3-dibromobutane Br B) 3-bromobutane Br. C) 2-bromobutane D) 2,2-dibromobutane E) 4-bromobutane

Which of the following statement is false about conjugated systems? A conjugated system is more stable than an unconjugated A system. The s-trans isomer is favored over the s-cis isomer. A conjugated system has C multiple resonance structures. A conjugated system can only D contain two alkenes.

2. An alkene, X, undergoes the following reactions: ethane + H, alkene X + Y > ethanol a) State the identification of i. Alkene X; ii. Compound Y b) Name the reaction I and II. c) State the condition for each reaction.

This reaction is classified as: NCH3 CH3NH2 A) Nucleophilic substitution B) Nucleophilic addition C) Electrophilic addition OD) D) Elimination