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(7.5 pts)  \n(a)   \n(b)   \n(c)   \n(d)   \n(e) ~~ ~~~~ ~~  \n2) Name the classes of compound that the following molecules belong to (E.g. alkane, amide, etc) . (13.5pts)  \nO  \nR O-H  \nO  \nR O-R  \nR-C C-R  \nR  O-H  \nR  O-R  \nO  \nR  \nO  \nR  \nO  \nR  \nR  \nH  \nCl  \nR  NH2  \n3) Classify each of the following reactions as either an Elimination, Addition or Substitution. (7.5pts)  \n(c)  \n(d)  \n(e)  \nH Br  \nH3CCH3  Br H  \nH Br  \nH3CCH3  Br H  \nPh ~~ ~~ C C:- + CH3-Br   \nH3CCH3  \nH3C  \nH  \nH  \nCH3  \nPh ~~ ~~ C C  CH3  \n4) Draw Lewis structures (sticks for bonds, and dots for lone pairs) for the below two molecules. (6.5pts)  \nCH3CH2OH CH3CO2 H  \n5) For the above two molecules, label the hybridization of all the carbonsand oxygens. (5pts)  \n6) Explain why ethanoic acid is a much stronger acid than ethanol. (10pts)  \n7) On the below energy level diagram, label (a) the axes (b) the reactants and products (c) any transitions states (d) ΔHo for the overall reaction (e) is this reaction exothermic or endothermic (f) is this reaction more likely to proceed by an E1 or E2 mechanism? (10pts)  \n8) Explain why CH3+ (methyl cation) has a different three dimensional geometry to CH3- (methyl anion) . (12pts)  \n9) Briefly explain which of the two above geometries best describes CH3•(methyl radical)? (3pts)  \n10) Name the following molecules in IUPAC form. (16pts)  \n(a)  \n(b)  \n(c)  \n(d)  \n(e)  \nBr  \n11) Asterix any chiral atoms in these molecules, and assign R or S to each chiral center. (15pts)  \n(a)  \n(b)  \n(c)  \n(d)  \nH  \nCl  \nF CH3  \nCH3  CF3  \nCH2 F  \nH Cl  \nH Cl  \nCH2 F  \n12) Which of the above molecules are achiral, and in a sentence explain why they are achiral. (4pts)  \n13) Circle the more stable member of each pair, and in a sentence explain your choice. (15pts)  \n(a) ~~ ~~  \n(b)   \n(c)   \n+  \nCH2  \nCH2  \n(d)  +  \n+  \nCH2  \n(e)  \n14) Name two of the geometrical conformations a cyclohexane molecule can adopt. (2pts)  \n15) Name the two different positions that the hydrogens of cyclohexane can be located in the more stable geometrical conformation. (2pts)  \n16) Even in its most stable geometry, Bromo-cyclohexane can exist as two conformers. Draw these two conformers, and label which is the more stable, and in a sentence explain why one is more stable. (10pts)  \n17) Name the two allowed geometries for any elimination reaction to proceed. (3pts)  \n18) Which conformation of bromocyclohexane in (16) undergoes reaction with potassium tbutoxide, and explain in a sentence your choice. (4pts)  \n19) Provide a mechanistic explanation for the observed mixture of products in the following SN 1 reaction. 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