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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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Oxymercuration- Demercuration |
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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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Hydrogenation of an Alkyne using Linder Catalyst |
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The following is an example of what kind of reaction?
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Hydrogenation of an alkyne |
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Catalytic hydrogenation is an example of a(n) _________ reaction.
a) substitution
b) elimination
c) addition
d) subtraction |
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Catalytic hydrogenation over platnium metal qualifies as:
a) heterogeneous catalysis
b) homogeneous catalysis
c) endergonic catalysis
d) exergonic catalysis |
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a) heterogeneous catalysis |
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What is the stereochemistry associated with catalytic hydrogenation?
a) cis
b) trans
c) syn
d) anti |
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Catalytic hydrogenation of an alkene will yield an:
a) alkene
b) alkane
c) alkyne
d) alcohol |
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Draw the product that results when the following compound undergoes catalytic
hydrogenation over platinum metal:
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Hydrohalogenation is an example of a _________ addition.
a) syn
b) anti
c) Markovnikov
d) anti-Markovnikov |
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When performing hydrohalogenation, the halogen always goes to the _______ of
the two carbons participating in the double bond.
a) more substituted
b) less substituted
c) more oxidized
d) less oxidized |
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Which term describes the stereochemistry of hydrohalogenation?
a) stereospecific
b) stereoselective
c) stereoisomeric
d) none of the above |
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d) none of the above
Regiospecificity not sterospecificity |
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Hydrohalogenation proceeds via a _______ intermediate.
a) alkene
b) carbocation
'c) tetrahedral
d) carbanion |
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Draw the product of the following hydrohalogenation:
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Acid-catalyzed hydration can be described as:
a) regiospecific and stereospecific
b) regiospecific but not stereospecific
c) stereospecific but not regiospecific
d) neither regiospecific norstereospecific |
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b) regiospecific but not stereospecific |
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The products of acid-catalyzed hydration can constitute a:
a) racemic mixture
b) pair of enantiomers
c) pair of diastereomers
d) all of the above |
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The second step of acid-catalyzed hydration is identical to the second step of:
a) SN1
b) SN2
c) E1
d) E2 |
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Acid-catalyzed hydration is an example of a _______ addition.
a) cis
b) trans
c) Markovnikov
d) anti-Markovnikov |
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Draw the product(s) of the following acid-catalyzed hydration:
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1) In dihalogenation, ________ are added across a double bond.
a) a halogen and a hydrogen
b) a hydrogen and a hydroxyl
c) a halogen and a hydroxyl
d) two halogens |
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The first step of dibromination produces a:
a) alkyl halide
b) carbocation
c) bromonium ion
d) alkane |
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The second step of dibromination qualifies as a(n) ________ reaction.
a) SN1
b) SN2
c) E1
d) E2 |
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One of the steps in dihalogenation exhibits _________ chemistry.
a) syn
b) anti
c) Markovnikov
d) anti-Markovnikov |
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Draw the product(s) of the following dihalogenation:
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Oxymercuration-demercuration involves adding _______ across a double bond.
a) hydrogen and hydroxyl
b) two hydrogen atoms
c) two hydroxyls
d) hydrogen and halogen |
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Oxymercuration-demercuration proceeds via a(n) ____________ intermediate.
a) oxonium
b) bromonium
c) mercurinium
d) carbocation |
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3) Oxymercuration-demercuration is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.
a) syn
b) anti
c) Nucleophilic
d) anti-Markovnikov |
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The second step in oxymercuration-demercuration qualifies as a(n):
a)oxidation
b) reduction
c) synthesis
d) decomposition |
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Draw the product(s) of the following oxymercuration-demercuration:
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Hydroboration-oxidation involves adding _______ across a double bond.
a) hydrogen and hydroxyl
b) two hydrogen atoms
c) two hydroxyls
d) hydrogen and halogen |
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Hydroboration-oxidation is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.
a) concerted
b) stepwise
c) Markovnikov
d) anti-Markovnikov |
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The regiochemistry of hydroboration-oxidation comes from the ____ step. The
stereochemistry comes from the ____ step.
a) first; first
b) first; second
c) second; first
d) second; second |
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Hydroboration-oxidation is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.
a) cis
b) trans
c) syn
d) anti |
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Draw the product(s) of the following hydroboration-oxidation:
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Dihydroxylation involves adding _______ across a double bond.
a) hydrogen and hydroxyl
b) two hydrogen atoms
c) two hydroxyls
d) hydrogen and halogen |
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Dihydroxylation with OsO4 is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.
a) cis
b) trans
c) syn
d) anti |
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Dihydroxylation will yield a(n):
a) vicinal diol
b) geminal diol
c) alkene
d) alkane |
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Which reagent does NOT promote dihydroxylation?
a) OsO4
b) hot KMnO4
c) cold, dilute KMnO4
d) these all promote dihydroxylation |
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Draw the products of the following dihydroxylation:
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Hydrogenation of an alkyne using Lindlar’s catalyst will produce the _____ alkene.
a) Z
b) E
c) more substituted
d) less substituted |
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Hydrogenation of an alkyne using sodium will produce the _____ alkene.
a) Z
b) E
c) more substituted
d) less substituted |
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Lindlar’s catalyst involves “poisoning” palladium metal with:
a) platnium
b) hydrogen
c) zinc sulfide
d) calcium carbonate |
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Performing dihalogenation on an alkyne in the presence of excess halogen will
produce a _______ product.
a) monohalogenated
b) dihalogenated
c) trihalogenated
d) tetrahalogenated |
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Draw the product of the following transformation:
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Polyunsaturated systems involve:
a) no double bonds
b) one double bond
c) multiple double bonds
d) none of the above |
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Conjugated pi systems must involve:
a) consecutive sigma bonds
b) consecutive pi bonds
c) alternating single and double bonds
d) none of the above |
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c) alternating single and double bonds |
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Conjugated polyunsaturated systems can yield many addition products due to:
a) resonance
b) steric hindrance
c) acidity
d) basicity |
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Which substrate would yield the greatest number of hydrohalogenation
products?
a) 1,4-pentadiene
b) 1,3-pentadiene
c) 1,3-butadiene
d) 1-pentene |
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Hydrohalogenation on a conjugated polyunsaturated system yields a mixture of:
a) structural isomers
b) stereoisomers
c) structural isomers and stereoisomers
d) none of the above |
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c) structural isomers and stereoisomers |
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