СІО, + Ca(CIO,), Са(ОН), H.O 4) +

Q: KMn Oy + Na OH+ Na,S,O, 2) KMn Ou + Na; S,O3 3) KMNO4 + H2 Ssou+ Na, S,0,

A: Using basics of inorganic chemistry and hit trial method of balancing chemical reaction.

Q: Write balanced net ionic equations for the following reactions, and label the conjugate acid-base…

A: Solution- The pair of acid and base differing from each other by just one proton is called conjugate…

Q: Ca,(PO.) + SiO, +C→ CaSiO, + CO + P

A: The given chemical equation is--- Ca3(PO4)2 + SiO2 + C ------> CaSiO3 + CO + P To balance this…

Q: 1) 9-BBN 2) H2O2, NaOH 1) LAH 2) H30* 1) H20, H,SO4, H9SO4 2) NaBH,, MeОН

A: Alkynes on hydroboration followed by oxidation produces respective carbonyl compounds.

Q: i. Na,PO, + HCI → NaCl + H,PO. v. CaCl,+ Na,PO, -> Ca,(PO), + NaCI

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Q: Write balanced net ionic equations for the following reactions, and label the conjugate acid-base…

A: The balanced equation of the following reaction has to be given,

Q: () (2) alo noiteunsonoo brus Tobio orlt no bnsqab oals instenos siST bas wsi s kiv), (3) becnqo 19c…

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Q: Write the detailed mechanism

A: Step 1 : N-acylation . Step 2: carbanion addition to carbocation. Step 3: Michael addition and…

Q: 1. (MeO)MENH•HCI, DCC EtzN, CH2CI2 2. .CO2H MegSi. Li THF, -78 °C

A: Most important types of reactions that occur in a carbonyl compounds are nucleophilic carbonyl…

Q: I) Br A 2) NaOCH,; HOCH, 3) MCPBA; CH;Cl; 4) CH,NH;: H,S0, A Sho Specitie Seraxheriry r)

A: Since your question has multiple parts, we will answer the first part for you. If you want residual…

Q: (CH),CuLi 1. CH,CH,MBBI 2. Н,о* CH, Ag,O NH,OH H,0 H. 1. CH;CH,MgBr 2. H,0 CN

A: Carbonyl compounds mainly show nucleophilic addition reactions when they are treated with suitable…

Q: 1. (CH3)2CHCI, AICI3 2. HNO3, H2SO4 3. KMNO4, NaOH, A 4. H*, H2O

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Q: 1) 2 CH3MgBr 1) CH,MgBr Y Co,CH3 2) H20, HCI 2) Н,О, НCI

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Q: H* H* COH 1. NaBH4 1. EtMgBr k 2. NH,CI(aq) 2. NH,Cl(aq) H* H2 Pd NH2 I I-Z

A: Major products of Organic reactions

Q: OH 1. PdL, EtyN, MoCN Me 2. NaBH MEOH HO 3. CI EtN. CH,C Me 7. MeO HN MeN Br Me

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Q: 1. Me 2. NaH, DMF CI, py, CH2Cl2 Br OEt 3. H20, H*, heat 4. Cp2LaNMe2, PhH NH2

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Q: 1. Li(t-BuO),AIH ?? CI 2. H,о OH O-tBu OH

A: The question is based on the concept of organic reactions.   we have to identify the Product formed…

Q: Draw the organic products formed in each attached reaction.

A: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and…

Q: Li, NH3 ELOH CH3CI AICI3 Br2 hv но. NaOH(aq) O2, 500°C MnO2 sOCl, но CHCI3

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Q: 5) СаО + Mnl, O_ MnO,+ Cal, | 6) Al,0, I _Al + O, - 7) NH, + O_ NO + H,0

A: There are many type of reactions. Here there are two types of reaction are there in the above three…

Q: Cus) + ZnSO jan) CaCl,(ag) + NaNO,(ag) CUSO, 5H,O0 = HClag) NAOH(ag) =

A: Reaction 1 is displacement  Reaction.  Reaction  2 is double  displacement  Reaction.  Reaction 3 is…

Q: d) H, Pd e) Br FeB, f) Cl NI Fea,

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Q: Draw the organic products formed in each reaction.

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for…

Q: a) Baloce + I-> Cr 3t + I,lacdıc) 2. ナ1 11) T0 +TIo," +I-(basc)

A: In acidic conditions, we balance using H+. For the basic medium, we can balance it as done in acidic…

Q: 1. C3H;MgBr 2. Н,о ? 1. CH;CH,I 2. MeşCO ?

A: Answer, We have Reaction with grignard reagent and methyl iodide.

Q: HIO, 1. OsO4 2. NaHSO, Br2 t-BUOK H,O H,CrO4 E F light t-BUOH cat. H,SO4 1. O3 2. (CH; ),S A

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Q: (a) P + 0, → P;0, (b) K,0 + H,0 –→ KOH (d) FeCl, + NAOH Fe(OH)3 + NaCl (e) AGNO, + H,S → Ag,S + HNO,…

A: Balanced equations for the given reactions are : a) 4P+5O2 →2P2O5 b) K2O +H2O →2KOH c) 2AlBr3…

Q: CHl,, Zn(Cu) Et,0 CH,,, Zn(Cu) EちO

A: The Simmons–Smith reaction is an organic reaction involving an organozinc carbanoid that reacts with…

Q: B. C10H1604 compound? A. Mixing NaCl with H₂O C. Wax burning Q12. Which of the following does not…

A: Question no. 12 as specified.

Q: KMNO̟ + NaCI + H,SO, MNSO, + Na,SO, + K,SO,+ Cl, +

A: Let's start by assigning the oxidation states to all atoms:

Q: Li, NH, EIOH CH,CI AICI, Bra hv но, NaOH(ag) O2, 500°C

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Q: 1. C;H, + O2 → CO, + H,O 2. Zn(OH), + Н.РО, — Zn;(PO4)2 + H,O

A: we have to apply simple maths

Q: Cl I Br2, Fe AlCl3 J SO3H CH3I, AICI3 K H°OS I2, CuCl, L NO2 Cl

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Q: он 1. Pd L, Et,N, MECN Me HO 2. NABH,, MEOH çI . ElN, CH,Cl, 3. Me

A: The first step of the reaction is the Heck coupling reaction and proceeds via following mechanism :…

Q: A Br₂ но. LiAIH, в HCI C ОН Н О но KMnO D E

A: Addition of bromine takes place across the double bond. KMnO4 oxidizes an aldehyde to a carboxylic…

Q: Classify the following as a precipitation, an acid-base neutralization, or a redox reaction

A: A precipitation reaction is a reaction in which the product formed is an insoluble salt when two…

Q: 1) HNO3, H2SO, 2) H2, Pd/C 3) NANO,, HCI, 0 °C

A: The major organic product of this reaction sequence can be shown as,

Q: 1. _NaBr + _ Ca(OH), →CaBr, + NAOH 2. NH, +_ H,(SO) → _ (NH),(SO) 3. C,H,O + O2 →_CO, +_ H,0 - 4. Pb…

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Q: b) Na,Cr,0, F,C H,SO, H,0 Br c) HO,S .CI ONa NO2

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Q: 4. AGNO, + NH.NO, → 5. NiSO, + Pb(NO,),→

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Q: (1) (i-Bu);AlH, hexane, -78 S OCH (2) Н,о

A: The major product of the given reaction is below:

Q: Ing -СООН СООН CI- -СООН CI I. II. II. 4. I,II,Ш В. П, І, II С. Ш, І, I D.II,Ш, І

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Q: 1. CH;MgBr, Et,0 2. H,O* e. OH 1. CrO3, H', H2O 2. CH;MgBr, Et,0 3. H*, H,0 f. 1. Hg(OAc)2, H2O g.…

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Q: Cr2 (SO4)a (aq) + (NH,), COs (aq) nswer.

A: Spectator ions are those which don't take part in the reaction and remain in the solution.

Q: NaOH, NaNO2, NaCl, N

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Q: Draw the products of each reaction.

A: The product of the attached reaction has to be given.

Q: а. NaBHa, CH3ОН b. [1] LIAIH4; [2] H2O с. [1] CН:MgBr; [2] H-0 d. HOCH:CH20Н, Н" е. NaCN, HCI

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Q: 4. C,H„O̟ C̟H,O CO, 5. Al CUSO, Cu + Al,(SO,)3

A: Solution :    The balanced chemical equation has an equal number of atoms on both sides of the…

States of Matter

The substance that constitutes everything in the universe is known as matter. Matter comprises atoms which in turn are composed of electrons, protons, and neutrons. Different atoms combine together to give rise to molecules that act as a foundation for all kinds of substances. There are five states of matter based on their energies of attraction, namely solid, liquid, gases, plasma, and BEC (Bose-Einstein condensates). 

Chemical Reactions and Equations

When a chemical species is transformed into another chemical species it is said to have undergone a chemical reaction. It consists of breaking existing bonds and forming new bonds by changing the position of electrons. These reactions are best explained using a chemical equation.