Title: Optimizing Chemical Reactions: Selecting the Best Reagent and Conditions Reaction 1: Conversion of Alcohol to Alkene - Best Reagent: H2SO4 - Best Conditions: Heat and DehydrationReaction 2: Reduction of Ketone to Alcohol - Best Reagent: NaBH4 - Best Conditions: Catalyzed by Acid or Base Reaction 3: Esterification of Carboxylic Acid and Alcohol - Best Reagent: H2SO4 - Best Conditions: Heat and Reflux Reaction 4: Grignard Reaction - Best Reagent: Phenylmagnesium Bromide - Best Conditions: Dry Ether Solvent and Cooling Reaction 5: Nitration of Aromatic Compounds - Best Reagent: HNO3 - Best Conditions: Sulfuric Acid Catalyst and Low Temperature

1. Prepare an alkene from an alcohol using H2SO4 and heat .2. Convert a c… Read more Title: Optimizing Chemical Reactions: Selecting the Best Reagent and Conditions Reaction 1: Conversion of Alcohol to Alkene - Best Reagent: H2SO4 - Best Conditions: Heat and DehydrationReaction 2: Reduction of Ketone to Alcohol - Best Reagent: NaBH4 - Best Conditions: Catalyzed by Acid or Base Reaction 3: Esterification of Carboxylic Acid and Alcohol - Best Reagent: H2SO4 - Best Conditions: Heat and Reflux Reaction 4: Grignard Reaction - Best Reagent: Phenylmagnesium Bromide - Best Conditions: Dry Ether Solvent and Cooling Reaction 5: Nitration of Aromatic Compounds - Best Reagent: HNO3 - Best Conditions: Sulfuric Acid Catalyst and Low Temperature