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Chapter21: Carboxylic Acid Derivatives: Nucleophilic Acyl Substitution Reactions
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In the conversion of acetone to aceto-cyanohydrin, the effect of electron-donating substituents on the tetrahedral intermediate is
to:
stabilize the charge on oxygen
destabilize the carbocation formed
destabilize the ch
charge on oxygen
make the intermediate more crowded
Which of the following is not indicated by this reaction?
KI, H;PO4
ether, 25° C
The reaction occurs in solution.
It occurs at room conditions.
The reaction is carried out with an acid catalyst.
The solvent is KI.
Predict the increasing rate of reaction of the following alkenes with HCI.
1. 2-butene
II. 2-methyl-2-butene
II. ethene
(A I, II, II
B II, I, II
II, III, I
III, I, II
Transcribed Image Text:In the conversion of acetone to aceto-cyanohydrin, the effect of electron-donating substituents on the tetrahedral intermediate is to: stabilize the charge on oxygen destabilize the carbocation formed destabilize the ch charge on oxygen make the intermediate more crowded Which of the following is not indicated by this reaction? KI, H;PO4 ether, 25° C The reaction occurs in solution. It occurs at room conditions. The reaction is carried out with an acid catalyst. The solvent is KI. Predict the increasing rate of reaction of the following alkenes with HCI. 1. 2-butene II. 2-methyl-2-butene II. ethene (A I, II, II B II, I, II II, III, I III, I, II
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