A) Cl2 and AlCl3
B) HCl and AlCl3
C) Cl2 and H2SO4
D) HCl and HNO3
E) Cl2 and FeBr3
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A) I, III, and IV
B) I, II, and V
C) II, III and IV
D) III, IV and V
E) II, IV and V
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True/False
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A) II, III and IV
B) I, II, and III
C) I, III and V
D) II, III and V
E) II, IV and V
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A) Dehydration is elimination of water molecule from an alcohol molecule to produce alkene.
B) Dehydration reaction is removal of one equivalent of H2 from an alkane to produce alkene.
C) Dehydration reaction is one of the steps in chain-reaction polymerization.
D) Dehydration reaction is removal of crystalline water.
E) Dehydration reaction is deprotonation of a substrate with a strong base in E2 mechanism.
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A) Reaction I) gives ortho-bromonitrobenzene Reaction II) gives meta-bromonitrobenzene
Reaction III) gives para-bromoaniline (para-aminobromobenzene)
B) Reaction I) gives ortho-bromonitrobenzene and para-bromonitrobenzene Reaction II) gives meta-bromonitrobenzene
Reaction III) gives ortho-bromoaniline (para-aminobromobenzene) and para-bromoaniline (para-aminobromobenzene)
C) Reaction I) gives meta-bromonitrobenzene Reaction II) gives ortho-bromonitrobenzene and para-bromonitrobenzene
Reaction III) gives ortho-bromoaniline (ortho-aminobromobenzene) and para-bromoaniline (para-aminobromobenzene)
D) Reaction I) gives meta-bromonitrobenzene Reaction II) gives ortho-bromonitrobenzene and para-bromonitrobenzene
Reaction III) gives meta-bromoaniline (meta-aminobromobenzene)
E) Reaction I) gives 1,3-bromonitrobenzene Reaction II) gives 1,2-bromonitrobenzene and 1,4-bromonitrobenzene
Reaction III) gives 1,2-aminobromobenzene and 1,4-aminobromobenzene
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A) HBr and FeBr3 as catalyst
B) Br2 and heat
C) Br2 and FeBr3 as catalyst
D) a mixture of HBr and conc. H2S4
E) Br2 and radiation (hυ)
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A) -NH2
B) -OCH3
C) -Br
D) -C≡N
E) -OCOC2H5
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A) m-chlorobenzaldehyde
B) a mixture of o and p- chlorobenzaldehyde
C) o -chlorobenzaldehyde
D) p-chlorobenzaldehyde
E) a mixture of m- and p-chlorobenzaldehyde
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A) Step A is initiation and steps B and C are propagation
B) Steps A and B are initiation and step C is termination
C) Step A is initiation, step B is termination and step C is propagation
D) Step A is initiation, step B is propagation and step C is termination
E) Step A is initiation and steps B and C are termination
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A) propanone
B) propanal
C) methyl propanoate
D) methyl propyl ether
E) ethyl methyl ether
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A) I) , II) , and IV)
B) II) , III) , and IV)
C) I) , II) , and V)
D) III) , IV) , and V)
E) II) , IV) , and V)
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A) I) , II) and V)
B) I) , III) and V)
C) II) , III) and V)
D) I) , II) and IV)
E) III) , IV) and V)
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A) I
B) II
C) III
D) I + II
E) I + III
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A) polymerization
B) neutralization reaction
C) termination step in alkane chlorination
D) addition reaction
E) reforming reaction
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A) initiation, elongation and termination
B) initiation, propagation and termination
C) racemization, propagation and quenching
D) propagation, formation and termination
E) breaking, elongation and quenching
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Multiple Choice
A) I, III and V
B) I, II and V
C) II, III and V
D) I, II and IV
E) II, III and IV
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Multiple Choice
A) The substrate is a tertiary alkyl iodide, solvent is aprotic, polar and the nucleophile is a strong base.
B) The substrate is a primary alkyl iodide, solvent is aprotic, polar and the nucleophile is a strong base.
C) The substrate is a primary alkyl fluoride, solvent is protic, polar and the nucleophile is a strong base.
D) The substrate is a primary alkyl iodide, solvent is non-polar and the nucleophile is a weak base
E) The substrate is a tertiary alkyl iodide, solvent is non-polar and the nucleophile is a strong base.
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A) substitution
B) elimination
C) polymerization
D) rearrangement
E) addition
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A) (CH3) 2CHBr < (CH3) 3CBr < CH3CH2Br < CH3Br
B) (CH3) 3CBr < (CH3) 2CHBr < CH3CH2Br < CH3Br
C) (CH3) 3CBr < (CH3) 2CHBr < CH3Br < CH3CH2Br
D) (CH3) 3CBr < CH3CH2Br < (CH3) 2CHBr < CH3Br
E) CH3CH2Br < (CH3) 3CBr < (CH3) 2CHBr < CH3Br
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