) HX is used as a reagent in the reaction below.NH2Он +HX+ NENA. What functional-group transformation occurs in this reaction?B. What is the likely identity of HX? Verify your decision with the table of K. values in the back of your textbook.Consider the following thermodynamic data for the reaction shown above.HO.HX+ NENAH (kJ/mol)-386260.130.00393.5S (J/mol K)166146.0191.3191.5213.8C. Does the reaction absorb or release heat? Justify with a calculation.D. Based on the reaction equation given above, does entropy increase or decrease in this reaction?E. Justify your answer to (D) with a calculation. Does your calculation agree with your prediction?F. Is this reaction thermodynamically favorable at 25 C? Justify with a calculation.G. Over what temperature range (in K) is the above reaction thermodynamically favorable?H. Calculate the numerical value of the equilibrium constant at 25 "C for this reaction. Is your K value consistent withyour answer to F? Explain.

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in the reaction below. R SR DƏSn SI YU NH2 HO, HX + NEN What functional-group transformation occurs in this reaction? What is the likely identity of HX? Verify your decision with the table of K. values in the back of your textbool onsider the following thermodynamic data for the reaction shown above. NH2 HO. HX + NEN AH (kJ/mol) 260.1 30.00 -393.5 -386 S (J/mol K) 146.0 191.3 191.5 213.8 166

in the reaction below. R SR DƏSn SI YU NH2 HO, HX + NEN What functional-group transformation occurs in this reaction? What is the likely identity of HX? Verify your decision with the table of K. values in the back of your textbool onsider the following thermodynamic data for the reaction shown above. NH2 HO. HX + NEN AH (kJ/mol) 260.1 30.00 -393.5 -386 S (J/mol K) 146.0 191.3 191.5 213.8 166

Organic Chemistry

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Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter8: Haloalkanes, Halogenation, And Radical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.28P

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