Chapter 9: 9-1 P (page 392)
Draw the structure of DDE.
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The full form of DDE isdichlorodiphenyldichloroethane and the structure is given below,
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Chapter 9: 9-1 P (page 392)
Draw the structure of DDE.
The full form of DDE isdichlorodiphenyldichloroethane and the structure is given below,
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which solvent—ethanol or diethyl ether—would the equilibrium for the following SN2 reaction lie farther to the right?

How does the ratio of substitution product to elimination product formed from the reaction of propyl Bromide with CH3O- in methanol change if the nucleophile is changed to CH3S-?
Two elimination products are obtained from the following E2 reaction

a. What are the elimination products?
b. Which is formed in greater yield? (Hint:See Problem 91.)
How will the rate of the reaction between bromomethane and hydroxide ion be affected if the following changes in concentration are made?
a. The concentration of the alkyl halide is not changed and the concentration of the nucleophile is tripled.
b. The concentration of the alkyl halide is cut in half and the concentration of the nucleophile is not changed.
c. The concentration of the alkyl halide is cut in half and the concentration of the nucleophile is doubled.
Methoxychlor is an insecticide that was intended to take DDT’s place because it is not as soluble in fatty tissues and is more readily biodegradable. It, too, can accumulate in the environment, however, so its use was also banned—in 2002 in the European Union and in 2003 in the United States. Why is methoxychlor less soluble in fatty tissues than DDT?
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