Exam 8: Organic Reactions Hydrocarbons, Carboxlic Acids, Amines, and Related Compounds
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A 4º ammonium ion has four carbon atoms attached to a nitrogen atom causing it to have a 1+ charge.
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A ___ amine is not capable of forming hydrogen bonds with a similar amine.
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The carboxylic acids with less than 11 carbons are likely to have
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The amide containing anti-flea drug Lufenuron is hydrophobic, therefore it dissolves easily in ___.
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The structure of amphetamine is shown.
Amphetamine is a ___ amine.

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Phenol and toluene (structures shown below) have similar molecular weights.
Which of the following statements accounts for the higher boiling point of phenol (182 C) than that of toluene (111 C)?

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To which class of compounds would a physiological stimulant most likely belong?
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Which of the following molecules represent trans- 2-Hexene?
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The chapter refers to physiological pH, which is approximately a
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Amine salts formed from amines are mainly used in the drug industry because
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