Explain why CH3CONH2 is a stronger acid and a weaker base than CH3CH2NH2.

Q: Add curved arrows to show how carbocation A is converted tocarbocation B. Label each new σ bond…

A: Given:

Q: And which one is the major product?

A: To explain: The major product?

Q: Which compound does not have a conjugated system?

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Q: Which is a polar protic solvent?

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Q: Which is more acidic? Explain your reasoning. HO ethanol ethanoic acid

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Q: Rank the compounds in attached group in order of increasing acidity.

A: Benzoic acid: no  R and I effect.  p-methylbenzoic acid : has +R effect.  p-Chlorobenzoic acid: has…

Q: Which molecule is more acidic? In fact, the more acidic molecule is roughly as acidic as water! H H…

A: Acidic character in the case of Bronsted acid is a molecule that can dissociate into negatively…

Q: Which carbon is most acidic?

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Q: There is a missing reagent, provide a structure for it.

A: Dehydration means water get removed from molecule and alkenes are organic compounds containing…

Q: What class of the reaction is the "synthesis of hexyI acetate reaction" an example of? What about…

A: The molecular formula of hexyl acetate is C8H16O2.

Q: b. d. Note: Ph -phenyl NHCH,CH3 Ph-N-CH,CH3 CH2CH3 ČH3

A: ◆ The longest continuous carbon chain includes the carbon attached to -NH2 group. ◆ Amines are named…

Q: Briefly, but clearly, explain why the –OH hydrogen in acetic acid (CH3CO2H) is more acidic than in…

A: Interpretation - To explain the -OH hydrogen in acetic acid is more acidic than in ethanol.

Q: (Give clear handwritten answer)Amine are here, identify the enantiers from given.

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Q: he cyano group is often considered to be more stable than esters or even amides vhen reacting with a…

A: Introduction :  We have to tell why cyanide is a stable nucleophile.

Q: HC1

A: Alkene reacts with hydrogen chloride to form alkyl chloride. The reaction proceeds via the…

Q: Acidity in H structures. Which is the most acidic? Arrange in order of increasing acidity  with…

A: the strength depends upon the anions stability of conjugate base of the given acid.

Q: Give a clear handwritten answer with explanation..given below a energy diagram...what represent A in…

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Q: Explain the way the compound would convert into the other compound? How would this conversion occur?…

A: In the first step ozonolysis of double bond in ring will take place producing two aldehyde groups.…

Q: A electronegative L makes the carbonyl electrophilic. more, less less, less more, more less, more

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Q: a. Which box contains a carbocyclic unsaturation? b. Which box contains an aryl structure? c.…

A: a) Carbocyclic unsaturation is refered to the rings containing only carbon atoms. So only box A…

Q: Molecule A is more acidic compare to the molecule B? Why explain

A: In this question, we will discussed about why molecule-A is more acidic than molecule-B.  molecule…

Q: A в ctrophilic carbon in the structure below a

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Q: 5. Tropone (A) is much stronger base (conjugate acid more stabilized) than the open chain,…

A: Comparison of basic nature of A and B.

Q: name the organnic compound with explanation

A: The explanation is given below-

Q: of paroxetime and explain about it and deatil & the Connections e

A: Requirement from question: Structure of Paroxetine. Explanation Connection with receptors.

Q: A terminal alkyne is more acidic than an alkene and alkane because after deprotonation the lone pair…

A: Acidic strength of weak acid (organic acids) are explained by stability of its conjugate base…

Q: Provide a name for each molecule. OH

A: Since you have posted a  question with sub-parts , we are entitled to answer the first three…

Q: All of the folowing are derivatives of carboxylic acid EXCEPT

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Q: EtO `OEt NazCO3

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Q: a) CH3Br and b) CH,MgBr as incipient carbocation (electrophilic) or carbanion (nucleophilic):

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Q: Illustrate and explain why phenols are more acidi than alcohols.

A: Phenols are the organic compounds in which the oxygen atom in the hydroxyl group is attached to the…

Q: Parts A and B A. Circle the molecule with rhe lowest bp. HO, B. Rank from most acidic (1) to least…

A: (A) Boiling point reduces when intermolecular force of attraction weakens. When force decreases,…

Q: Which is MORE BASIC?

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Q: Which is not a carboxylic acid derivatives?

A: Carboxylic acid derivative  are not found in biomolecules but are useful intermediates in laboratory…

Q: lowing is the most acidic compound?

A: Acidic strength of a compound is depend on tendency to loss hydro easily.  So, negative…

Q: Which sn² reaction is each pair is faster

A: Given Two SN2 reactions varied by two different nucleophiles OH- and CH3COO-

Q: What is the conjugated base of this equation?

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Q: compounds A and B ?

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Q: Which is more stable: a methyl cation or an ethyl cation? Why?

A: The structure of methyl and ethyl cations can be given as

Q: F

A: Full form of IUPAC is International  Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. There are rule of giving…

Q: , explain why a thiol is added to Methane

A: Why thiols are added to natural gas?

Q: OCH3 NaOCH3

A: SN2 reaction---->In this reaction the attacking nucleophile attack from the back side i.e for the…

Q: 4. Greater percentage of addition at carbonyl A

A: We know that aldehyde is more reactive than ketone that's why Grignard reagent react faster with…

Q: Rank the compounds in attached group in order of increasing basicity.

A: The higher the pKa value, the stronger will be the base or the lower the pKb value, the stronger…

Q: Complete the reaction scheme

A: Alkene gives alkylhalide with HBr addition, it is an example for electrophilic addition reaction…

Ionic Equilibrium

Chemical equilibrium and ionic equilibrium are two major concepts in chemistry. Ionic equilibrium deals with the equilibrium involved in an ionization process while chemical equilibrium deals with the equilibrium during a chemical change. Ionic equilibrium is established between the ions and unionized species in a system. Understanding the concept of ionic equilibrium is very important to answer the questions related to certain chemical reactions in chemistry.

Arrhenius Acid

Arrhenius acid act as a good electrolyte as it dissociates to its respective ions in the aqueous solutions. Keeping it similar to the general acid properties, Arrhenius acid also neutralizes bases and turns litmus paper into red. 

Bronsted Lowry Base In Inorganic Chemistry

Bronsted-Lowry base in inorganic chemistry is any chemical substance that can accept a proton from the other chemical substance it is reacting with.