ANSWER KEY Chapter 1 1.2) 12 & a 1.4) 15) 1.6) 1.7) 1.8) 1.9) 11 11 16 16 5 16 ) 7 ) 8 0) 1) 7 4 1.23) OH ‘OH 1.24) OH 1.25) Substituted a Cl with an OH 1.26) Added two OH groups across a double bond 1.27) Eliminated H and C! to form a double bond 4.28) Added Br and Br across a double bond 1.29) Eliminated H und H to form a double bond 1.30) Substituted an 1 with an SH 1.31) Eliminated H and H to form a triple bond 1.32) Added H and H ueross a triple bond 1.34) No charge 1.35) Positive 1.36) Negative 1.37) No charge 1.38) Positive1.39) Negative 1.40) Positive 1.41) Negative 1.42) No charge 1.43) Positive 1.45) No charge soe 1.47) O 1.52) 1.55) H Ne Nee 1.57) A or 1.58) “Ne 1.59) ~ NHe ANSWER KEY 281 Chapter 2 2.2) Violates second commandment— nitrogen cannot have five bonds 2.3) No violation 2.4) Violates second commandment— carbon cannot have five bonds 2.5) Violates second commandment— oxygen cannot have three bonds and two lone pairs 2.6) Violates second commandment— carbon cannot have five bonds 2.7) Violates second commandment— carbon cannot have five bonds 2.8) Violates both commandments 2.9) Violates both commandments282 2.10) 2.11) 2.12) 2.14) 2.15) 2.16) 2.17) 2.18) 2.19) 2.21) 2.22) 2.23) 2.24) ANSWER KEY No violation No violation Violates second commandment— carbon cannot have five bonds. -O] 2.25) 2.26) 2.27) 2.28) 2.30) 2.32) 2.33) 2.34) 2.35)