6. The product(s) of the following reactiondd blow diCH2-CH2excess HBris/are:CH2CH2heat Od Al () (Aod OcfD (CHPPCOK (CHPCON G)DCH;CH2OCH,CH3HO CH;CH,CH,CH,OH and CH;CH,CH2CH,BrIIH t mol boumol toubong soinm odo CH2-CHBRHO CH2CH2BrCH-CH,CH-Cн,ОН and BrCH,CH,CH-CH,BrCityCHCH COMIIIIVA) IB) ПO IID) IVE) None of theseHO CHCH'OH

HBr dissociate and formed H+ and Br-,where H+ act as a electrophile and Br- act as a nucleopile

5. The product(s) of the following reaction Mow CH2-CH2 excess HBr CH2 is/are: heat Od CH2 MAD (A Iod Odl CHPPCOK(CHCO CH,CH2OCH,CH3 CH,CH,CH,CH,OH and CH;CH,CH,CH,Br II mot boumal toubog soiam oi lo s CH2-CHBR CH2 BRCH2CH,CH,CH2OH and BRCH2CH2CH,CH,Br COH IV III HO A) I B) II © II D) IV E) None of these OH HOHO

5. The product(s) of the following reaction Mow CH2-CH2 excess HBr CH2 is/are: heat Od CH2 MAD (A Iod Odl CHPPCOK(CHCO CH,CH2OCH,CH3 CH,CH,CH,CH,OH and CH;CH,CH,CH,Br II mot boumal toubog soiam oi lo s CH2-CHBR CH2 BRCH2CH,CH,CH2OH and BRCH2CH2CH,CH,Br COH IV III HO A) I B) II © II D) IV E) None of these OH HOHO

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter10: Oxidation And Reduction

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