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    This document outlines 5 practice problems for a chemistry class focusing on chapter 12-1. The problems cover demonstrating resonance structures with curved arrows, stating the number of pi-bonding electrons in species, providing IUPAC names for molecules using common names and without common names, and filling in reagents and conditions for synthetic transformations.

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    This document outlines 5 practice problems for a chemistry class focusing on chapter 12-1. The problems cover demonstrating resonance structures with curved arrows, stating the number of pi-bonding electrons in species, providing IUPAC names for molecules using common names and without common names, and filling in reagents and conditions for synthetic transformations.

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    This document outlines 5 practice problems for a chemistry class focusing on chapter 12-1. The problems cover demonstrating resonance structures with curved arrows, stating the number of pi-bonding electrons in species, providing IUPAC names for molecules using common names and without common names, and filling in reagents and conditions for synthetic transformations.

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    CHEM 332 Spring 2023

    Chapter 12-1 Success Hours

    1. Demonstrate resonance for each of the following species with 2 additional structures and use
    proper curved arrow notation to show the interconversion between the structures.

    2. State the number of pi-bonding electrons in each species below.

    3. Provide an IUPAC name, using common names, for each of the following molecules. Use ortho,
    meta, and para where appropriate.
    CHEM 332 Spring 2023

    4. Provide an IUPAC name, without using common names, for each of the following molecules.

    5. Fill in appropriate reagents and conditions to cause the synthetic transformations shown.

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