Asked by Mx

Name the straight-chain alkane that is a constitutional isomer of 2,4-dimethylhexane.

Pls help
Answered by Md
Which of the following are requirements for anionic polymerization?

a)A double bond
b)End groups which can react by releasing a small molecule
c)A strong base to initiate the reactionA strong acid to initiate the reaction
d)An electron-withdrawing group near the double bond


Which of the following groups are indicative of anionic polymerization?

a)F
b)Cl
c)COOCH3
d)H
e)CH2CH3
Answered by theonewhoknocks
Which of the following are requirements for anionic polymerization?

a)A double bond
b)End groups which can react by releasing a small molecule
c)A strong base to initiate the reactionA strong acid to initiate the reaction
d)An electron-withdrawing group near the double bond


Which of the following groups are indicative of anionic polymerization?

a)F
b)Cl
c)COOCH3
d)H
e)CH2CH3
Answered by Menes
Name the straight-chain alkane that is a constitutional isomer of 2,4-dimethylhexane.

????? pls can someone help me with this pls
Answered by ChemJedi
Name the straight-chain alkane that is a constitutional isomer of 2,4-dimethylhexane

I think its Octane

Which of the following are requirements for anionic polymerization?

Its
*A double bond
*A strong base to initiate the reaction
*An electron-withdrawing group near the double bond

Mx, Md and Menes, hope that answered your question.

Can anyone help me out on this question

Which of the following groups are indicative of anionic polymerization?

a)F
b)Cl
c)COOCH3
d)H
e)CH2CH3
Answered by Menes
i think its COOCH3
Answered by areyousure
i entered cooch3 and its showing as wrong answer... any other answers
Answered by Hey
Menes did you get a correct answer for COOCH3

Can someone give a quick reply please
Answered by Anon
COOCH3 is wrong
Answered by Anon
COOCH3 and CH2CH3 is wrong
Answered by Anon
finally i got it

F
Cl
COOCH3
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