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1. Provide the Name for the Following (6 points) H OH 2. Rank the following, with 1 being highest, or most. (2 points each) Electrophilic Reactivity When Attacked by a Nucleophile (for example, PhMgBr or NaBH4) a. Acidity b. c. d. e. Boiling Point Relative amount in the "enol" form at equilibrium Ability to decarboxylate (lose CO?) upon heating

          1. Provide the Name for the Following (6 points)
H
OH

2. Rank the following, with 1 being highest, or most. (2 points each)

Electrophilic Reactivity
When Attacked by a
Nucleophile (for example,
PhMgBr or NaBH4)

a.

Acidity

b.

c.

d.

e.

Boiling Point

Relative amount
in the "enol" form
at equilibrium

Ability to decarboxylate
(lose CO?) upon
heating

1. Provide the Name for the Following (6 points)
H
OH

2. Rank the following, with 1 being highest, or most. (2 points each)

Electrophilic Reactivity
When Attacked by a
Nucleophile (for example,
PhMgBr or NaBH4)

a.

Acidity

b.

c.

d.

e.

Boiling Point

Relative amount
in the "enol" form
at equilibrium

Ability to decarboxylate
(lose CO?) upon
heating

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition

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please help me with question 1 to E. please make sure it is correct. i will give thumbs up 1.Provide the Name for the Following 6 points OH 2. Rank the following,with 1 being highest,or most.2 points each Electrophilic Reactivity When Attacked by a Nucleophile(for example PhMgBr or NaBH4 Acidity Boiling Point Relative amount in the enol" form at equilibrium Ability to decarboxylate (lose CO)upon heating