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Heather Leigh asked:


The question is, “A student left some alkyl halides (RCl and RBr) in an open container for several minutes. What happened to the composition of the halide mixture during that time?” Not quite sure how to figure this one out…any help will be greatly appreciated!

Sean

Stephanie L asked:


what is a great grade? thanks.

Cole

rctbajaj asked:


I need a chemical reaction by which I can convert lactate to an hexose.
I need a mechanism for converting lactate to any other hexose than glucose. (at the most one or two step reaction.)

Landon

darklurker006 asked:


List the two ways reduction is represented in organic chemistry

Tristan

buttercup1137 asked:


… or both? What’s your opinion/experience?
ETA: I’m not trying to become a biochemist. I’m just taking biochem I (not planning on taking the second half).

Victoria

candiceyueee asked:


How is it important to us? Thanks.

JAMES

asked:


It is realy matter of life and death, so please be serious an help if you can!

Grace

Tom D asked:


I am taking Organic Chem 2, which means I am taking reactions of Alcohols,Ethers,Epoxides,Carbonyls,Carboxylic Acids Carboxylic Acids Derivatives, and Amines.I also need some Spectroscopy problems for practice(should include NMR,Infrared Red, Mass Spectro.

Also, how Do you think I can grasp a “cumulative” OC Test with all those reactions combined?

Addison

somegirl asked:


If you know of any PLEASE let me know. Thanks.
i had orgo 1 i just don’t feel like going back to school for part 2 since it’s been a few years.

Robert

ohmsy asked:


A. The reaction is stereospecific.
B. The reaction mechanism has only one step.
C. The reaction mechanism involves a resonance stabilized carbocation.
D. The diene must be a conjugated base.

WILLIAM