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Q: Please do short explaination the Lanthanide Contraction phenomena along with the example

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Q: In group 16, the stability of +6 oxidation state decreases and that of +4 oxidation state increases…

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Q: Why is the weaker bas eliminated from the Tetrahedral Intermediate?

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Q: Using orbital symmetry, explain why a Diels–Alder reaction does not take place under photochemical…

A: Diels-Alder reactions occur between a conjugated diene and an alkene, called dienophile.  For…

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Q: Explain group 17

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Q: ) Answer the following questions regarding solvent polarity and reaction rates. i. Suggest how to…

A: Transition state can be defined as the state where new bonds are formed and old bonds are broken.

Q: How to improve the yeild in haber process

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Q: Suppose the olefin in Figure 9 reacts with 1 mole of hydrogen chloride. Predict the structure of the…

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Q: Why do stable xenon flourides have an even number of F atoms?

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Q: Given the UV Spectrum of Anthracene pictured. Why does anthracene have such a structured UV-vis…

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Q: 2.65 Rationalize that reacts with LİAIH, Me Me whereas Et,C=CMe, does not.

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Q: What generalizations can make out of this lesson of electrochemistry?

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Q: Compare the energies of Sigma complex for nitration reaction of benzene, toluene and nitrobenzene.

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Q: What are the chemical properties of bis(benzene) molybdenum and tris(butadiene) molybdenum?

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Q: only iodine forms the heptafluoride but bromine and chlorine gives only pentafluorides.Why?

A: Iodine, chlorine and bromine belong to 17th group in a periodic table. They are called halogens and…

Q: 3. What are Bravais lattices and crystal system? Explain why the basc centred tetragonal, the face…

A: Bravais lattice is named after the French physicist Auguste Bravais. According to crystallography,…

Q: Explain why free-radical halogenation usually gives mixtures of products

A: A free radical halogenation reaction always substitutes the hydrogen atom with a halogen atom. It is…

Q: D4), and siderite (FECO3)

A: Mass of  element in compound= mass of element×100÷mass of compund Fe3O4 have higest quantity of Fe…

Q: Considering only electron density, will the following reaction occur?

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Q: Why are the results of flame tests for the alkali metal ions difficult to distinguish? (Choose all…

A: Flame test is used to identify the presence of metal ion particularly group 1 metal ions. It is…

Q: Using MO diagrams, show that the [4+2] Diels-Alder is thermally allowed.

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Q: Explain laboratory preparation of carbon dioxide with figure

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Q: 2. For the 2H2 + 02→ 2H20 reaction a. What controls the thermodynamics of this reaction? b. What…

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Q: In thymol blue, why does maleic acid produce a reddish color while fumaric acid is yellow?

A: The structure of maleic acid is as shown below: It is cis- isomer of butanedioic acid. The…

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A: Diazonium salt is very unstable. They contains N2^+. They will produce secondary carbocation after…

Q: explain Schotten Baumann reaction?

A: The method used to synthesis amides from amines and acid chlorides in the presence of a base is…

Q: why is anhydrous CuSO4 is colourless ?

A: The molecule which do not contains any water molecule is termed as Anhydrous.

Q: Write detailed notes on a) Sodium Sulphate b) Sodium silicate c) Alum

A: The given compounds sodium sulfate, sodium silicate, and alum are inorganic compounds that show a…

Q: Explain why this compound is highly unstable?

A: The bond angle of the tetrahedral carbon atom (sp3 hybridized carbon atom) is 109o28'. In the…

Q: What is the objective of in preparation of methyl orange?

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Q: 3. What are Bravais lattices and crystal system? Explain why the base centred tetragonal, the face…

A: Crystal system helps to determine physical properties such as band structure, cleavage etc.

Q: Calculate the E0 for the reaction between S2- and Fe3+ that yields SO42- and Fe2+

A: The standard cell potential for the reaction  between S2- and Fe3+ that yields SO42- and Fe2+ is to…

Q: What is the Methods used to Synthesis of Dihalides.

A: Haloalkanes or alkyl halide (RX) are carbon compounds which contain one or more halogen atoms…

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Q: In the formation of phenyl-isothicyanite, orbitals on C, S, and N overlap to form bonds involving…

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Q: Which of the following oxides is amphoteric in character?

A: Amphoteric oxides behave as both types of oxides- acidic as well as basic

Q: Result obtained when alkaline potassium permanganate is added to hexane *

A: Alkanes and aromatic compounds do not react with alkaline potassium permanganate.

Coordination Chemistry

It is a part of chemistry, in which the study of compounds that have central atoms surrounded by molecules or ions, known as ligand, is known as coordination chemistry.