In the reaction ocurrs a nucleophilic substitution of a primary alkyl bromide, where the nucleophile is CH3O-.
Explanation:
Nucleophilic substitution is a type of substitution reaction in which a nucleophile replaces an atom or group in an electrophilic position of a molecule, called a leaving group.
It is a type of fundamental reaction in organic chemistry, where the reaction occurs on an electrophilic carbon. Although nucleophilic substitution reactions can also take place on covalent inorganic compounds.
1. Which of these metals would you expect to be found in nature as a deposit of relatively pure element? The Answer is: Lithium. And question 2 is: <span>Potassium - furthest away from lead in the reactivity series.</span>
when a substance is cool the particles in the substance contracts, but when heated the particles expand and pressure becomes high that way the particles tend to move faster in the container, in other to escape.
Al3+ indicates an ion of aluminum having a charge of + 3. I.e., since an aluminum atom normally has 13 protons and 13 electrons, this ion has 10 electrons (-10 charge) and 13 protons (+ 13 charge) giving it a charge of + 3 (-10 + 13 = +3).
