Organic Chemistry
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Author: John E. McMurry
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Chapter 12.SE, Problem 39AP
Carvone is an unsaturated
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The full structural formulae of three organic compounds, P, Q and R, are shown below.
H H
H H
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H-C- C - C = C – H
H - C - C = C – C – H
H H
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Q
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(a) State one similarity between P, Q and R in terms of their molecular formulae.
(b) Name the homologous series that compounds P, Q and R belong to.
(c) State one similarity between Q and R in terms of chemical bonding
id) Which of these compounds are isomers? Explain your answer.
3. According to the Hammond Postulate, what does transition state 3 (TS3) most closely resemble?
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Second choice:
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(b) P
(c) 12
(d) 11
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TS1
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A compound containing chlorine will have two distinctive peaks at M and M+2 in the mass spectrum. Describe these peaks. why do these peaks need to be present?
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