NaOH OH

Rank the following compounds in decreasing order of acidity. O O Br ABCDE A. B. C. D. E. OA OB OF OD E OH Br 1 ||| > || > |V>I || > |V> ||| > || IV> ||| > || > | IV> | > ||| >1 ||| > IV> || > | Br || OH Br Br ||| OH Br Br IV OH

Which is the most soluble in water? NaCl CH3CH3 CH3OCH3 CH3OH

R H + H3C R NaOH 95% Ethanol RT R + H2O

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Help with question 9

Can you name and explain all of the intermolecular interactions for CH3OH ?

Consider the compounds below. A H нн CH3-N-CH3 H-C-N-C-H H-C-C-NH, CH3 C,H,N C,H,N C,H,N Which substance can act as a hydrogen bond acceptor? A and B all of them B and C O A

The boiling points of various organic compounds are given below. Explain the reasons for the different be points. How do the functional groups of each compound effect their boiling points? 6. Boiling Point 141°C Compound | Propanoic acid 1-propanol 1-propanamine Propanal Propane 97°C 51°C 48°C -42°C bAdd hdrol 7. The compound shown is a common artificial sweetener, Circle and identify the functional groups in the molecule. Which functional groups can undergo hydrolysis? Draw structures to show the complete hydrolysis (either acidic or basic) of the compound. (Hint: hydrolysis may occur in more than one location.) anen HO. NH CH3 NH2 8. a) Valproic acid is an anti-seizure medication often administered in a sodium salt form. Draw out the reaction showing how the sodium salt of valproic acid is formed. Why is the salt form used? etoca) soslom lonoitanutlsgs at (woled pile bos aiolte n anuong le 8,9slicalyrtts mal or lonsis w bus bsCH, - CH, - CH oD mal e (biaE CH - CH, - CH, - CH,…