Explain Allylic Carbocations in Biological Reactions ?

Q: give an example of a nucleophilic substitution reaction with chlorohexane

A: The chemical reactions which involves the attack of a electron rich species known as a nucleophile…

Q: 2,4,6-Trinitrophenol is known by the common name picricacid. Picric acid is a solid but is readily…

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Q: CHEMISTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION Explain how Hg2+ ion is transformed into methylmercury and…

A: Mercury is released into the environment by the burning of fossil fuels . Bacteria produce methyl…

Q: Why does cis-2-chloro-1-cyclohexanol not yield an oxide when reacted with a base

A: In the case of the cis-2-chloro-1-cyclohexanol, which when treated with the base, cyclohexane is…

Q: What are the Possible Mechanisms for Nucleophilic Substitution ?

A: The replacement of any atom or group of atoms by a nucleophile is known as nucleophilic substitution…

Q: How many alkenes produce 3-ethylpentane on catalytic hydrogenation? A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 5

A: Alkenes are hydrogenated by the reaction with hydrogen in presence of a nickel, platinum, or…

Q: Define Primary Alkyl Halides ?

A: Alkyl halides are chemical compounds that are resulting from alkanes that have one or more halogens.…

Q: Explain the Reactions of Alkyl Tosylates ?

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Q: Alkyl sulfonates undergo the same type of substitution reactions as alkyl halides and can also be…

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Q: a Draw structural formulas for all possible carbocations formed by the reaction of each alkene with…

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Q: NO2 HN" a) H3C- CH3 + NO2 b) + H;C CH3 →

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Q: 1.) Butane-2,3-dione Why insoluble in water? Why completely soluble in HCI? Why insoluble in NaOH?…

A: Solubility :-       It is a properties of compounds in comparison to another compound, in different…

Q: Explain Vinyl Halides and Aryl Halides ?

A: Aryl Halides - Compounds in which a halogen is bound to a sp2- hybridised carbon of an aromatic…

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A: Substitution reaction: In a substitution reaction, one of the functional group which is used as…

Q: What are some common strong nucleophiles in organic chemistry?

A: Strong nucleophile means an atom or a group carry lone pair of electrons. It is effectively go to…

Q: Write the steps of the following substitution transformations and draw the structure of the products…

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Q: describe about the stability of some compounds ( provide some examples) and intermediates such as…

A: The stability of Intermediates depends upon various factors like resonance, inductive effects, etc.

Q: Explain about the Stability of alkenes ?

A: Given: Stability of alkenes.

Q: - Aromatic benzene decolorizes the red color of bromine water. (a) True (b) False

A: Aromatic benzene do not decolorize the bromine water. Only non aromatic alkene can be decolorizes…

Q: Write the structures of the products when Butan-2-ol reacts with the following:(a) CrO3(b) SOCl2

A: Butan-1-ol has chemical formula of C4H10O. It is a primary alcohol. Butane indicates that there are…

Q: Explain Secondary Alkyl Halides ?

A: Alkyl halides are the groups of hydrocarbons containing halogens.

Q: Halogenation of Aromatic Compounds Alkylation of Organic Compounds Nitration of Organic Compounds

A: Nitration reaction and halogention to aromatic compound proceed via electrophilic aromatic addition…

Q: What is the general format of a reagent for the reaction of an alkene or alkyne to count as…

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Q: _CH=CH₂ _CH=CH₂ and CH3O 0₂N₁ A B Which will be true about the reaction of the two alkenes with HBr?

A: ->The reaction of alkene with HBr proceeds through formation of carbocation intermediate.Hence ,…

Q: What are electrophilic substitution reactions?

A: An electrophile is chemical compound that has the ability to accept a lone pair of electron. They…

Q: Explain Tertiary Alkyl Halides  ?

A: Tertiary alkyl halide has to be defined.

Q: Define the relationship between Addition and elimination reactions ?

A: An addition reaction is an organic reaction where two or more molecules combine to form a larger…

Q: Explain the characteristics of electrophilic addition of HX to alkenes ?

A: GIVEN: The determine the characteristics of electrophilic addition of HX to alkenes Explanation:…

Q: Why is benzene less reactive toward electrophiles than an alkene, even though it has more p…

A: Any molecule which obeys the Huckel rule, is said to be aromatic. This rule states that if a cyclic,…

Q: Explain the three carbon atoms of the allyl carbocation ?

A: The allyl carbocation is stabilized by resonance. In two resonating structures, the one carbon atom…

Q: what is nucleophilic substitution reactions?

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Q: What reagents are required to convert the alkene 1-methylcyclohexene to the alcohol…

A: An alkene is the compound which contains at least one double bond, and alcohol is the compound which…

Q: Explain addition of H2O to an alkyne ?

A: Alkynes are the organic compounds which contain at least one triple bond. When water is added to…

Q: Explain why (S)-2-butanol forms a racemic mixture when it is heated in sulfuric acid.

A: Since (S)-2-butanol is a secondary alcohol. Hence it will undergo SN1 reaction  Hence it will form…

Q: Explain  Chlorination Versus Bromination ?

A: In a reaction, if a bromine molecule is introduced then it is called a bromination whereas if…

Q: Which of the following is true for the reactions of alkyl halides? (a) The characteristic reactions…

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Q: Explain Stability of Alkenes ?

A: A type of hydrocarbon that has carbon-carbon double bond in them is alkene. The general formula of…

Q: What happens when benzene reacts with chlorine in the presence of sunlight?

A: Benzene will undergo addition reaction with Cl2 in presence of sunlight.

Q: When Rearrangements can occur ?

A: In chemistry, When an atom or group shifts from one carbon atom to another carbon atom, the…

Q: Give Introduction to Addition Reactions ?

A: Аdditiоn  reасtiоn  оссurs  when  twо  оr  mоre  reасtаnts  соmbine  tо  fоrm  а  рrоduсt  withоut…

Q: Explain the Types of Pericyclic Reactions ?

A: A pericyclic reaction is an organic reaction where the transition state has cyclic geometry and the…

Q: Write the chemical equations involved for the reaction of cyclohexene with Br2

A: Alkanes are the chemical compounds which consist carbon-carbon single bonds, alkanes are saturated…

Diol

In chemistry there are so many chemical compounds that have a hydroxyl group but a chemical compound having two hydroxyl groups (-OH) is termed as a diol. It also implies the presence of two alcohols whereas polyols contain two or more than two hydroxyl groups (-OH). Glycol or 1,2-diol is an aliphatic diol that has two alcohol groups on adjacent carbon atoms. In industries, the most commonly used diol is ethylene glycol.