We define an enabled nibble as a 4-bit segment of 1s in an unsigned 32 bit integer. Write a function int countEnabledNibbles(unsigned int n) that counts the number of non-overlapping enabled nibbles of an unsigned 32-bit integer. For example, the number 01111000 has 1 enabled nibble. The number 111111111 has 2 enabled nibbles. The number 11001100 has 0 enabled nibbles. The number 11110000111111110000110011000000 has 3 enabled nibbles. The number 01111111111111111111111111100000 has 6 enabled nibbles. The number 10101010101010101010101010101010 has 0 enabled nibbles. Examples countEnabledNibbles(120) -> 1 // (120)10 = (01111000)2 countEnabledNibbles(511) -> 2 // (511)10 = (111111111)2 countEnabledNibbles(204) -> 0 // (204)10 = (11001100)2

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Why is the alkyl halide below not capable of undergoing an E2 reaction upon treatment with sodium ethoxide?

Identify the major organic product for the reaction.

Millie is a 10yr old, FS Poodle weighing 3.8kg, with a BCS Score of 7/9, who is hospitalized with a nasty upper respiratory infection. Determine whether this patient has RERs or MERs and calculate your answer. Round to the nearest whole number for your final answer.

Which of the following correctly describes the relative nucleophilicities of methoxide and tert-butoxide?

Identify the compound with the highest pK a.

Which is the correct order of decreasing acidity in the following compounds?  

Give the S N2product(s) for the reaction of (R)-2-bromopentane with an excess of sodium methoxide.