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Safari File Edit View History Bookmarks Window Help 4)) 16% LO Mon 2:46 PM Swati Sharma a E saplinglearning.com Score 1 11/17/2015 04:00 PM A 88.3/100 11/16/2015 12:07 PM Assignment Information Available From: Not Set Due Date: Points Possible: 100 Grade Category: Graded Description: Policies: Gradebook Print Calculator Periodic Table 100 Question 3 of 12 11/17/2015 04:00 PM 100 Map sapling learning Classify the chemical reactions into one offive types by dragging the reaction into the appropriate bin Nucleophilic substitution 100 Elimination Addition Isomerization Oxidation-reduction 100 You can check your answers. 100 You can view solutions when you complete or give up on any question. 97 You can keep trying to answer each question until you get it right or give up. 93 100 You lose 5% of the points available to each answer in your question for each incorrect attempt at that answer hydrolysis hydration 0 80 CH2OH CH2OH OH 95 OH + H20 eTextbook 95 Help With This Topic HC-COO HC-COO OWeb Help & Video:s Coo o OH HC-CoO OH O Technical Support and Bug Reports Previous Give Up & View Solution O Check Answer Next Exit HintExplanation / Answer
Lets keep the following sequence of pictures
Upper row: hydrolysis (pic. 1), hydration (pic.2), pic. 3 and pic. 4
Lower row: pic. 5 and pic. 6
Elimination (removal of molecule): (pic. 4) water is eliminated
Nucleophilic substitution (Nucleophilic substitution is the reaction of an electron pair donor, the nucleophile with an electron pair acceptor, the electrophile).: (pic. 6) phosphate is electron donor and oxygen is electron acceptor
Isomerization (same molecular formula but different structures): (pic.3)
Addition (addition of molecule): hydrolysis (pic. 1), hydration (pic. 2) both involve addition of water
Oxidation-reduction (A reduction will result in a net increase in number of C-H bonds or net decrease in number of C-O bonds; An oxidation will result in a net decrease in number of C-H bonds or net increase in number of C-O bonds) : (pic. 5)
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