Exam 12: Radicals

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Give the best product for the following reaction. Give the best product for the following reaction.

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Consider the reaction: CH3CH2 ∙ + Br2 → CH3CH2Br + Br ∙.Given that this reaction has an activation energy of +6 kcal/mol and a ΔH° of -22 kcal/mol,sketch a reaction-energy profile for this reaction.Label the axes and show Ea and ΔH° on your drawing.

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Give the best product for the reaction. Give the best product for the reaction.

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The reaction Br2 + CH3Br → CH2Br2 + HBr was carried out.Which of the following mechanism steps is productive,but relatively unlikely to occur?

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A sample of (R)-2-chlorobutane, A sample of (R)-2-chlorobutane,   reacts with Br<sub>2</sub> in the presence of light,and all the products having the formula C<sub>4</sub>H<sub>8</sub>BrCl were isolated.Two possible isomers are shown below:   Of these reacts with Br2 in the presence of light,and all the products having the formula C4H8BrCl were isolated.Two possible isomers are shown below: A sample of (R)-2-chlorobutane,   reacts with Br<sub>2</sub> in the presence of light,and all the products having the formula C<sub>4</sub>H<sub>8</sub>BrCl were isolated.Two possible isomers are shown below:   Of these Of these

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When butane undergoes free radical bromination,the product mixture contains 98% 2-bromobutane and 2% 1-bromobutane.How many times more susceptible to hydrogen atom abstraction is a secondary hydrogen in butane than is a primary hydrogen?

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Which of the following does not occur in a propagation step in the free radical bromination of ethane to form bromoethane?

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Which of the following reactions is a termination step in the free radical chlorination of methane?

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What C5H12 isomer will give only a single monochlorination product?

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Which of the following products result from the disproportionation reaction between two propyl radicals? Which of the following products result from the disproportionation reaction between two propyl radicals?

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Which of the following represents the best preparation of 2-cyclopentenol from cyclopentane?

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The major type of reactions that alkanes undergo is

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Consider the following monobromination reaction,then answer the following questions. Consider the following monobromination reaction,then answer the following questions.   a)Give the structures and the IUPAC names for the products. b)Give the common names for the products. c)Calculate ΔH° for the overall reaction using the following data for the indicated bond dissociation energies:   d)Calculate the percent yield for each product.(relative rate of abstraction of 3° hydrogen is 1600; 2° is 82; and 1° is 1.) e)Propose a step-by-step mechanism for the major product only. f)Draw a schematic potential energy diagram for the rate-determining step (RDS)only. g)Does the transition state of the RDS resemble more closely the reactants or the products? h)Would the value of the activation energy be different for different alkanes? Explain. i)Would the reaction slow down or speed up if I<sub>2</sub> is used instead of Br<sub>2</sub>? Explain. a)Give the structures and the IUPAC names for the products. b)Give the common names for the products. c)Calculate ΔH° for the overall reaction using the following data for the indicated bond dissociation energies: Consider the following monobromination reaction,then answer the following questions.   a)Give the structures and the IUPAC names for the products. b)Give the common names for the products. c)Calculate ΔH° for the overall reaction using the following data for the indicated bond dissociation energies:   d)Calculate the percent yield for each product.(relative rate of abstraction of 3° hydrogen is 1600; 2° is 82; and 1° is 1.) e)Propose a step-by-step mechanism for the major product only. f)Draw a schematic potential energy diagram for the rate-determining step (RDS)only. g)Does the transition state of the RDS resemble more closely the reactants or the products? h)Would the value of the activation energy be different for different alkanes? Explain. i)Would the reaction slow down or speed up if I<sub>2</sub> is used instead of Br<sub>2</sub>? Explain. d)Calculate the percent yield for each product.(relative rate of abstraction of 3° hydrogen is 1600; 2° is 82; and 1° is 1.) e)Propose a step-by-step mechanism for the major product only. f)Draw a schematic potential energy diagram for the rate-determining step (RDS)only. g)Does the transition state of the RDS resemble more closely the reactants or the products? h)Would the value of the activation energy be different for different alkanes? Explain. i)Would the reaction slow down or speed up if I2 is used instead of Br2? Explain.

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Provide the major organic product of the reaction below. Provide the major organic product of the reaction below.

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What sequence of reagents can be used to convert 3,3-dimethylpentane into 3,3-dimethyl-2-pentanone?

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An unknown sample is suspected of being either ethane or isobutane.How would you distinguish between the two alkanes?

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Give the best product for the following reaction. Give the best product for the following reaction.

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Predict the major monobromination product in the following reaction. Predict the major monobromination product in the following reaction.

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Provide the structure of the major organic product of the following reaction. Provide the structure of the major organic product of the following reaction.

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