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lunatika

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How many different aldols (-hydroxyaldehydes), including constitutional isomers and stereoisomers, are formed upon treatment of butanal with base?
 a. 1
  b. 2
  c. 3
  d. 4

Question 2

What is X in the following reaction?
 
 
   
  a.
 
   
  b.
 
   
  c.
 
   
  d.
 

Question 3

What is X in the following reaction?
 
 
   
  a.
 
   
  b.
 
   
  c.
 
   
  d.
 

Question 4

What is X in the following reaction?
 
 
   
  a.
 
   
  b.
 
   
  c.
 
   
  d.
 

Question 5

_____ do not react with ammonia, primary amines, and secondary amines.
   
  a.
  Acid halides
   
  b.
  Esters
   
  c.
  Acid anhydrides
   
  d.
  Amides



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d

Answer to Question 3

a

Answer to Question 4

b

Answer to Question 5

d



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