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b.

OCH

2

CH

3

CH

3

CH

2

CH H

CC

CH

3

H

CH

3

CH

2

CH CHCHCH

3

OCH

2

CH

3

45.

Conjugated double bonds are more stable and, therefore, are easier to form than isolated double bonds.

a. 

   b. 

CH CHCH

3

      c. 

CH

2

CHCH CCH

3

CH

3

46.

a. 

c. 

CH

2

CHCH CCH

3

CH

3

CH

3

CH CHC CH

2

CH

3

+

b. 

The secondary alkyl halide does not undergo an El reaction.

47.

a. 

CH O

3

CH OH Br

3

CH

3

CH CH

2

C

CH

3

Br

CH

CH

3

CH C

2

CH

2

+

+

+

b. 

CH

3

CH CH

2

C

CH

3

Br

CH

CH

3

CH C

3

CH

2

CH OH

3

+

CH

CH

3

CH C

2

CH

2

CH OH

3

+

+

CH

CH

3

CH

Br

+

HBr

C

3

CH

2

+

Only one elimination product is formed because elimination from the other resonance contributor would form

a cumulated diene, which is much less stable and, therefore, much harder to form than a conjugated diene.

48.

a. 

Br

An aryl halide cannot

undergo an

S

N

1

reaction

because an aryl cation is

too unstable to form.

49.

a. 

Br

An aryl halide cannot

undergo an

S

N

2

reaction

because it cannot

undergo back-side

attack.

b. 

Br

A vinyl halide cannot

undergo an

S

N

1

reaction

because an vinyl cation is

too unstable to form.

b. 

Br

A vinyl halide cannot

undergo an

S

N

2

reaction

because it cannot undergo

back-side attack.