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Alkyl Halide

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Q 1/18
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Classify the type of organic reactions
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elimination
substitution
addition
Q 2/18
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Classify the type of organic reaction
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oxidation
reduction

18 questions

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Classify the type of organic reactions

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Classify the type of organic reaction

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Classify the type of organic reaction

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Classify the compound as primary, secondary, or tertiary alkyl halide

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Give IUPAC name

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Identify the nucleophile in this substitution reaction.

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What is the product of this substitution reaction?

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What is the mechanism of this substitution reaction?

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Which reaction will give more than one substitution product?

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What is the reactive intermediate in reaction B?

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Which alkene is more stable?

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What is the mechanism of this elimination reaction?

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What is the major product of this reaction according to Zetsev's Rule?

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Which alkyl halide will undergo faster E2 reaction?

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What are the two competing substitution and elimination mechanism in this reaction?

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What are the two competing substitution and elimination mechanism in this reaction?

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What is the major product in this reaction?

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What is the major product obtained from heating 2-bromo-2-methylbutane in ethanol?

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