Alkyl HalidesHaloforms1Choose the best answerThe general formula of a haloform is:ACH₃XBCHX₃CCH₂X₂DCX₄ Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Alkyl HalidesGrignard Reaction with Ketones2Choose the best answerA Grignard reagent reacts with a ketone followed by hydrolysis to produce:APrimary alcoholBSecondary alcoholCTertiary alcoholDCarboxylic acid Like 2 Discuss 0Share1
Alkyl HalidesNucleophilic Character of Grignard Reagents3Choose the best answerGrignard reagents behave primarily as:AElectrophilesBNucleophilesCOxidizing agentsDAcids Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Alkyl HalidesNucleophilic Substitution with Ammonia4Choose the best answerThe reaction C₂H₅I + 2NH₃ → C₂H₅NH₂ + NH₄I is an example of:AElectrophilic additionBElectrophilic substitutionCNucleophilic additionDNucleophilic substitution Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Alkyl HalidesFactors Favoring E2 Elimination5Choose the best answerWhich condition favors E2 elimination?ATertiary alkyl halide with water at low temperatureBPrimary alkyl halide with aqueous AgNO₃CAlkyl halide with alcoholic KOH and heatDTertiary alkyl halide with methanol under mild conditions Like 0 Discuss 0Share