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3. NaBH4 usually reacts slowly or not at all with esters. Therefore, LiAlH4 is often needed...
organic chem lab questions 3&4
3. NaBH, usually reacts slowly or not at all with esters. Therefore, LiAlH, is often needed to reduce esters. Why do you think LiAlH, is more reactive than NaBH. (Hint: Compare the electronegativity of H versus Al or B). 93 4. Draw the mechanism for the following reaction using curved arrows. NaBHA CH, OH OH
organic chemistry lab help 2-4 please
2. What key IR and NMR absorptions would allow you to determine that the products from the reactions above have been successfully synthesized? Ignore absorptions also found in the reactant 3. NaBH, usually reacts slowly or not at all with esters. Therefore, LiAlH, is often needed to reduce esters. Why do you think LiAlH, is more reactive than NaBH. (Hint: Compare the electronegativity of H versus Al or B). 93 4. Draw the mechanism...
organic chemistry II lab help 1-4 plz
Post-Lab Questions 1. Give the products from the following reactions Nabi CHOM Nath CH, OH 2. What key IR and NMR absorptions would allow you to determine that the products from the reactions above have been successfully synthesized? Ignore absorption also found in the reactant 3. Nal, usually reacts slowly or not at all with esters. Therefore, LiAlH, is often needed to reduce esters. Why do you think LiAiH, is more reactive than...
Multiple choice question: Why is LiAlH4 more reactive than NaBH4? a. Al is less electronegative than B, meaning there is a greater concentration of negative charge on H when bonded to Al b.H is bonded to both Li and Al in LiAlH4, making it more unstable and therefore more reactive c.The Li+counterion is smaller than Na+, so there is reduced steric bulk in LiAlH4 d.The Al-H bond is longer, and so it is easier to break for a reaction to...
Question 2 (1 point) Reaction conditions for the use of NaBH4 and LiAlH4 as reducing agents are different. LiAlH4 is the more difficult to handle. Explain why it reacts violently with water can't be used in the open air needs special anhydrous solvent all the above Question 1 (1 point) What class of compound do you always get if you reduce an aldehyde? O 2º alcohol carboxylic acid ketone 1° alcohol
Flexibility is often the most neglected aspect of physical fitness. Why? Stretching is usually easy to do and requires little equipment. Why do you think so many people skip this part of a fitness program and what is needed to help people stretch more regularly? Discuss barriers to flexibility training as well as possible public health solutions.
3.Compare the spectrum of hydrogen to the spectrum of neon.
Why do you think neon has so many more spectral lines than
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August 2016 TAM/AHF of you think 3. Compare the spectrum of hydrogen to the spectrum neon has so many more spectral lines than hydrogen? icon, Why do Lesson 4 1. What color would a star with a temperature of 3,000 K appear? 2. What kind of radiation does a star at 20,000 K mostly emit? What would...
3) Amines are often protected with the tert-butyloxycarbonyl (BOC) group. Show the mechanism of formation of the BOC protected amine (a carbamate). Be sure to show all bonds formed/broken and include all intermediates including the appropriate formal charge. Na2CO3 + CO2 + NH NHBOC NaOC(CH3)3 leucine (BOC)20 Do you expect that the carbamate functional group is more or less reactive than an amide towards nucleophilic addition? Briefly explain your reasoning amide carbamate The BOC protecting group can be removed under...
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What term is used for a block of alleles that is inherited together? a Marker b. Polymorphism O c Genome d Haplotype Why are regions between genes (intergenic regions) often chosen as mapping markers in genome-wide association studies? a. Intergenic regions are usually under positive or negative selection b. Variation in intergenic regions is more strongly linked to ethnicity than is variation in genic regions C....
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15. Consider the MAJOR product outcomes when 8 reacts with Nal vs. NaOH. Select the correct outcomes from the table. (Hint 1: for both Sn2 and E2 leaving group must be axial; for E2, the B-hydrogen must be 180° away from leaving group). (Hint 2: For 2 RX substrates, products depend on conjugate acid; i.e.strong acids have weak conj. bases compare to problem #20, 21). 8+ Nal yields products with --- ? 8 + NaOH yields...