KMnO4 is a strong oxidizing agent that

Q: The reaction will produce which of the following results? A. Decolorization of a brown solution B.…

A: Here the oxidation of the alkene takes place in presence of the MnO4- solution.      During this…

Q: The most common reaction given by alkenes is: SNI SN2 Both SNI and SN2 Addition Reaction

A: SN1 and SN2 reaction not given by alkene, it is given by alkane. See the example,

Q: the benzene ring? 15. Which is more reactive, benzene or cyclic alkenes? Why? 16 Explain the h…

A: The reactivity of a compound depends on the stability. The higher stability of a compound lesser the…

Q: The polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon benzolalpyrene is a known carcinogen found in soot and tobacco…

A: Bezopyrene is a polycyclic organic compound. It contain 20 carbon atoms and 12 hydrogen atoms and…

Q: What is Aromaticity

A: Aromaticity is defined as a property of the conjugated cycloalkenes which enhances the stability of…

Q: v Which hydrocarbon ignites with the most A. Hydrocarbon A luminous flame? B. Hydrocarbon C v Which…

A: Hydrocarbons are the compounds that contain carbon and hydrogen atoms as only constituents. These…

Q: Which of these three compounds Alkane , Alkene and Aromatics has an exothermic reaction with…

A: Alkanes is saturated hydrocarbon and  Alkanes are generally very stable and doesnot react under…

Q: Write the full IUPAC name of the compound: Br The parent chain is: The locant of the bromo…

A: Molecules which bear one or more double bond in its structure is termed as alkenes. The IUPAC name…

Q: explain what a vinyl carbon is and how many are in this chain?

A: Vinyl carbons are those carbons which are making the double bonds. Hence any group attached to the…

Q: Aromatic, anti-aromatic, or non-aromatic?

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Q: The Diels–Alder reaction, a powerful reaction, occurs when a 1,3-diene such as A reacts with an…

A: Diels-alder reaction is a reaction between diene with a dienophile to yield a cyclohexene. The…

Q: How many monochloro substitution products are produced when the alkane below is chlorinated?…

A: Chlorination of alkane gives a mixture of different product .When consider mechanism of…

Q: How many monochloro substitution products are produced when the alkane below is chlorinated?…

A: In the chlorination of the species alkane, will undergo the mechanism of the free radical through…

Q: Of the reactions of alkenes, it is true that:   a. all alternatives are correct b. proceed with…

A: An alkene is defined as a hydrocarbon that has Carbon-carbon double bond.

Q: Is this compound aromatic? Explain why?

A: We need to determine if the given compound is aromatic or not.

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

A: The electron deficient species or positively charged species are known as electrophile.

Q: Which compound is more likely to be carcinogenic?

A: Carcinogenic compounds are substances having a potential to cause cancer.

Q: Converting an Alkene to an Alkyne Convert alkene A into alkyne B by a stepwise method.

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Q: In an addition reaction to an alkene, the π bond plays the role of: A.nucleophile B.electrophile…

A: Introduction :  In chemistry addition reaction are those reaction in which two or more molecule are…

Q: (a) which a disubstituted cis- alkene? (b) which is the geometric isomer of D? (c) which is a…

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Q: In general, which of the following statements correctly describes the reactivity of alkenes? Select…

A: 1. Correct option is A. Alkene is an electron rich molecule and hence act's as a nucleophile.…

Q: materials A. and B. provided along with any general reagents, protecting groups, alkanes of 3…

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Q: Markovnikov's rule can best be explained by considering *   a) the number of hydrogen atoms attached…

A: Here, we have to find how Markovnikov's rule can best be explained and we have to choose the correct…

Q: What will be the color of the flame and the amount of soot if the following are ignited: (a) Hexane…

A: We have to determine the colour of flame when different hydrocarbon undergo combustion and find out…

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A: How aromaticity and ring strains are related has to be explained.

Q: 2. Name these aromatic compounds properly. a) or b) Br

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Q: One of the use of SOCI2 that you have studied is: A) Chlorination of alkenes B) Formation of acid…

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Q: Ethyne is acidic in nature in comparison to ethene and ethane. Why is it so?

A: The given compounds are Ethyne, ethene and ethane. These compounds contain two carbon atoms in…

Q: When you react ammonia with a halogenated alkane, will you get only one organic product? Why or why…

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Q: What are the factors that confer aromaticity to an organic molecule?

A: Aromaticity of any molecule means the extra stability of the molecule due to being aromatic.

Q: The Diels–Alder reaction, a powerful reaction discussed in Chapter 14, occurs when a 1,3-diene such…

A: Diels- Alder reaction:- In this reaction, a cyclic product is formed at the expense of 1 pi bond…

Q: Ethane and ethyne can be differentiated using Bromine water test and oxidation of KMnO4.  True or…

A: 1) bromine water test Ethane gives negative bromine water test while ethyne will give positive…

Q: As we will learn in Chapter 28, styrene derivatives such as A can be polymerized by way of cationic…

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Q: What are phenolics and give out of the classification of phenolics based on the carbon skeleton .…

A: Phenolics: Phenolic compounds are compounds that have one or more hydroxyl groups on the aromatic…

Q: ) when you react ammonia with a halogenated alkane will you get only one organic product? Why or why…

A: When Ammonia(NH3) reacts with a halogenated alkane (R-X) following products are formed:

Q: ve the number of monochloro substituted products for the lowing reactants. Consider only…

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Q: In the Activity Sheet, ENCIRCLE the compound if it is a liquid and BOX the compound if it is a solid…

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Q: reaction the chloro-propyle with chloro-methyle by using Sodium metal as catalyst I .A ethane .B…

A: The given reaction is an example of Wurtz's reaction where two alkyl halides react to give a…

Q: How many monochloro substitution products are produced when the alkane below is chlorinated?…

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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: Which hydrocarbon ignites with the most luminous flame? A. Hydrocarbon B Which hydrocarbon is…

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Q: The skeletal line formula for a branched alkene is shown below. (i) What is the molecular formula…

A: i) In the compound given we can see that there is only 1 double bond and 11 carbons in the chain…

Q: All of the following can be classified as alkyl halides except; a. chloroform, an anesthetic b.…

A: Alkyl halide is the halide of alkane with formula RX where X = halide  The correct option is (c)

Q: Which of the statements below is not correct about nucleophilic substitution? a.   Nucleophilic…

A: Substitution reactions are those reactions in which an atom or functional group in a chemical…

Q: Which hazard statement is false in regards to dichloromethane? 1) May be corrosive to metals 2)…

A: Answer Which hazard statement is false in regards to…

Q: B- During elimination, a hydrogen is removed from the ꞵ-carbon because this is the position with the…

A: Example of substitution and elimination of Haloalkane

Q: Which is more reactive, monohydroxyl alcohol or polyhydroxyl alcohol? Why?

A: Alcohols , on the basis of number of hydroxyl groups attached , can be divided in two categories.…

Q: Give two examples each of unsymmetrical alkenes and reagents

A: The alkenes that have different groups attached to two carbon atoms that have double bond between…