Question 15: Give the preferred IUPAC name of the compound in Figure 15. [Use lowercase letters. Do not use spaces if it is not required in the name.] Your answer Figure 15 но N*H Question 16: Benzene has pi-bonds and should in theory undergo addition reactions like alkenes. However, we know that benzene only takes part in substitution reactions. Figure 16 compares the energy diagrams for the possible addition reactions and substitution reactions of benzene. Mark the correct statements. Addition and substitution reactions of benzene proceeds through the same reactive intermediate. The substitution reaction is faster than the addition reaction. Addition and substitution reactions of benzene are exothermic. Both addition and substitution reactions of benzene proceeds through two transition states. LIFE Digital

Question 15: Give the preferred IUPAC name of the compound in Figure 15. [Use lowercase letters. Do not use spaces if it is not required in the name.] Your answer Figure 15 но N*H Question 16: Benzene has pi-bonds and should in theory undergo addition reactions like alkenes. However, we know that benzene only takes part in substitution reactions. Figure 16 compares the energy diagrams for the possible addition reactions and substitution reactions of benzene. Mark the correct statements. Addition and substitution reactions of benzene proceeds through the same reactive intermediate. The substitution reaction is faster than the addition reaction. Addition and substitution reactions of benzene are exothermic. Both addition and substitution reactions of benzene proceeds through two transition states. LIFE Digital

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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