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(Solved): What is the structure of the most stable alkene that can be formed by dehydration * from the alcohol ...
What is the structure of the most stable alkene that can be formed by dehydration * from the alcohol in Figure 19? [Do not give more than one SMILES notation or additional text in the answer. Click while holding down CTRL to open the program in a new window.]
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Figure 19
How would you describe the amine in Figure 20? *
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Figure 20 Which statements about amines are true? *
Short-chained primary amines are soluble in water.
Ammonium salts have higher solubility in water than the corresponding amines.
Tertiary amines do not form hydrogen bonds with secondary amines.
Alkaloids are naturally-occurring amines that usually have complex structures.
The boiling points of primary amines are generally higher than the boiling points of
secondary amines. What is the IUPAC name of the aromatic amine formed by the reaction in Figure
22?
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Figure 22
->_(2NaOH)^(1Zn,HCl)
Unreactive groupWhat is the main organic product formed by the reaction scheme in Figure 24?
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Figure 24
