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1. What is the main functional group of the organic molecule?* A. Aldehyde functional group b. Carboxyl functional group c. Hydroxyl functional group d. Carbonyl functional group 2. What structure will characterize the intermediate in this reaction mechanism, after the leaving group is removed?* A. Change in conformation b. Rearranged orbitals c. Oxonium formation d. Carbocation formation

1. What is the main functional group of the organic molecule?* A. Aldehyde functional group b. Carboxyl functional group c. Hydroxyl functional group d. Carbonyl functional group 2. What structure will characterize the intermediate in this reaction mechanism, after the leaving group is removed?* A. Change in conformation b. Rearranged orbitals c. Oxonium formation d. Carbocation formation

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1. What is the main functional group of the organic molecule?*
A. Aldehyde functional group

b. Carboxyl functional group

c. Hydroxyl functional group

d. Carbonyl functional group

2. What structure will characterize the intermediate in this reaction mechanism, after the leaving group is removed?*
A. Change in conformation

b. Rearranged orbitals

c. Oxonium formation

d. Carbocation formation

H 6= o==ه OH What type of reaction is illustrated in the reaction mechanism?* SN1 reaction mechanism E1 reaction mechanism SN2 reaction mechanism I O + ?
Transcribed Image Text:H 6= o==ه OH What type of reaction is illustrated in the reaction mechanism?* SN1 reaction mechanism E1 reaction mechanism SN2 reaction mechanism I O + ?
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