For the following organic reaction identify the mystery reactant R, its stoichiometric coefficient N, and any other substance X that must be present. Note: youmay assume R is a small inorganic molecule.CH₂-CHCH₂CH₂ CH=CH−(CH2)3 — CH3CH₂ CH=CH—(CH2)3 —CH3 + NRCH₂ –CH=CH– (CH2)3 — CH3Chemical formula of R:Stoichiometric coefficient N:XCH₂CHCH2−O-Must any other substance X be present?If you said an additional substance X must be present, enter itschemical symbol or formula:100yesno||||-(CH₂)6 - CH3-(CH₂)6 - CH3-(CH₂)6 - CH300XŚ

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For the following organic reaction identify the mystery reactant R, its stoichiometric coefficient N, and any other substance X that must be present. Note: you may assume R is a small inorganic molecule. 0=6 CH2−O−C−CH2–CH=CH—(CH2)3 —CH3 O || CH- -0-C-CH₂-CH=CH-(CH2)3-CH3 +NR O 11 CH2−O−C−CH2–CH=CH—(CH2)3 — CH3 Chemical formula of R: Stoichiometric coefficient N: CH,—O–C—(CH2)ồ—CH3 0=60=60=0 CH—O–C—(CH2)6 —CH3 CH2−O−C—(CH2)ồ—CH3 Must any other substance X be present? If you said an additional substance X must be present, enter its chemical symbol or formula: 0 0 O yes O no 0 2 00 X

For the following organic reaction identify the mystery reactant R, its stoichiometric coefficient N, and any other substance X that must be present. Note: you may assume R is a small inorganic molecule. 0=6 CH2−O−C−CH2–CH=CH—(CH2)3 —CH3 O || CH- -0-C-CH₂-CH=CH-(CH2)3-CH3 +NR O 11 CH2−O−C−CH2–CH=CH—(CH2)3 — CH3 Chemical formula of R: Stoichiometric coefficient N: CH,—O–C—(CH2)ồ—CH3 0=60=60=0 CH—O–C—(CH2)6 —CH3 CH2−O−C—(CH2)ồ—CH3 Must any other substance X be present? If you said an additional substance X must be present, enter its chemical symbol or formula: 0 0 O yes O no 0 2 00 X

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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