What is the definition of radical and show an example of an alkyl radical?

Q: If we have a methylcyclohexane molecule and this undergoes ring inversion, what will be the…

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Q: (b) Consider the following molecular structure : CH, H,CH,C-C-x By using suitable arrows, show how…

A: The Carbon-X bond is a single bond and this bond is formed by the sharing of two electrons, one from…

Q: Which of the following is the most stable free radical? С. D. A. CF3 B.

A: Free radicals are the electron deficient intermediate. They are formed by the homolytic cleavage of…

Q: Which of the following molecules contains at least one atom that has an odd-electron count (i.e. is…

A: From the Lewis structure, atom with an odd electron will be identified as shown in the following…

Q: The alkyl radical, C6H12, is called: O hexanyl O heptanyl O heptyl O hexyl

A: Alkyl radical , C6H12 is called

Q: drawing the Lewis structure of the cyanide anion, interpret which atom the active tip is on (which…

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Q: Which of the following species is a radical?

A: In the given question we have to identify which of the following species has an unpaired electron…

Q: a) Why radical inhibitors are often added to foods? b) Draw resonance forms to show how the BHA…

A: Radical inhibitors are used to inhibit the oxidation of useful food ingredients. This is done by the…

Q: what is C2-C3 bond and what is C1-C2 bond？how does breaking C2-C3 bond gives ch3-ch2？what is the…

A: A carbon chain gets number from higher priority to lower one. The given carbocations are propyl and…

Q: Which is the most stable radical?

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Q: The pentadienyl radical, H2C“CH¬CH“CH¬CH2#, has its unpaired electron delocalized over three carbon…

A: The structure of pentadienyl radical is shown below The carbon that holds the free electron is sp2…

Q: Explain- Conversion of RCOOH to RCOOR' ?

A: The organic compounds that have formula of RCOOH are carboxylic acids and the organic compounds that…

Q: Write a line formula for all the free radicals that have the formula C5H11 and classify each as…

A: The line structures contain free radicals can be classified as primary, secondary, and tertiary. The…

Q: Which of the following is the most stable radical?

A: Stability order of free radicals :-  3° radical > 2° radical > 1° radical   This stability…

Q: How do we carry out a Diels-Adler reaction in the bottom problem?

A: Diels-Alder reaction is pericyclic reaction in which it is type of cycloaddition reaction. It is an…

Q: Why is less energy required to break a C-H bond to form a more highly substituted radical? Can…

A: Concept - Free radical are chemical species that have odd number of electrons. They are electron…

Q: State the two main experiments that were used to establish the extra stability of the benzene…

A: The resonance of benzene and its structure is first explained by Kekule and then by Linus Pauling.…

Q: Identify the most stable radical structure. II A)I B) I| II IV C) II D) IV

A: Given The most stable radical structure is

Q: ure showing formal charges and all valence electrons for the anion radical of maleic acid (first…

A: The structure of a compound helps in understanding all of its properties. Lewis structure is very…

Q: How can you classify molecules according to I values. Give examples.

A: Classification of molecules on the basis of moment of inertia The principal axes are ordered such…

Q: 7. Which radical is most stable? Explain why using structure CH2 CH2

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Q: Which molecule below is an odd-electron molecule (a free radical)? a) SCl4 b) Cl2O c) N2O d)…

A: An odd electron species or free radicals can be defined as the species containing an unpaired or…

Q: Which of the following statements about carbon radicals is not true?A) Carbon radicals are…

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Q: Write the orbital diagram for Carbon in standard and excited states. Mark, how many covalent bonds…

A: A question to describe about the orbital diagram of Carbon in standard and excited states and also…

Q: Classify the radicals into the appropriate categories. Primary,

A: We have to Classify given radicals into primary, secondary, tertiary and allylic radical.

Q: The bombarded fragments forms a radical is represented by a mass charge ion ratio known as L)?…

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Q: 1. ClO3   2. O3   3. ClO2-   4. ClO2   Are these free radical

A: Free radicals are the odd electron species which are vey reactive.

Q: Which is the most stable radical?

A: The radicals are odd electron species and their stability order is tertiary>secondary>primary.…

Q: What is the molecular geometry, bond angle, and bond lengths of beta-carotene  Why do we have to…

A: 1. Answer - Beta-carotene - Beta carotene is a red-orange pigment found in plants and fruits,…

Q: Which option correctly shows the result of a feasible addition of a radical to a n bond?

A: Free radical addition to alkene occurs in such a way that a more stable radical is formed.  Free…

Q: Explain the Hammond Postulate ?

A: Hammond's hypothesis states that the change condition of response takes after either the reactants…

Q: What is a Beer-Lambert law? In the absence of A and c values, how the value of E( extinction) is…

A: Probability of absorption is proportional to the thickness of the medium and concentration of the…

Q: What is the totaly Pi electron binding energy of the ground state for the allyl radical?…

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Q: explain why H2 and O2 left unreacted at room temperature even though they have large -ΔG?

A: We need a specific amount of temperature to break the bonds and proceed the reaction but the given…

Q: Fluorene is essentially non-polar. Briefly explain, with respect to atoms that are present and…

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Q: All the atoms in a conjugated system are _. The fewer electrons involved in the conjugated system,…

A: In a conjugated molecule, the unhybridized p orbital on each atom that has an electron is involved…

Q: Explain 2 main experiments that were used to establish the extra stability of the benzene molecule

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Q: Give examples of four different types of bond involving hydrogen atoms. Comment on any unusual…

A: Hydrogen bonds are the strongest intermolecular force and Hydrogen bonds occur when a hydrogen atom…

Q: give the mechanism and resonance structures CH,CO,H H,SO,

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Q: 1.State five conclusions that can be drawn from the resonance theory

A: SOLUTION: Step 1: Since the question has multiple parts, the first part has been solved. In case the…

Q: Draw the Lewis strict of chloroform and then determine the ideal bonding angles of the central atom

A: The formula of chloroform is CHCl3  Hence the centre atom will be C because C is most…

Q: triplet state

A: In this question we have to explain triple state   also we have to explain the molecules that have a…

Q: Compare and contrast the Lewis structure of nitromethane and methylnitrare .write down at least two…

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Q: Why does carbon monoxide have a greater bond-dissociation energy than molecular nitrogen

A: In CO molecule: CO show resonating structure in which it consists of 1 triple bond. Also, it has one…

Q: Determine the product of the electrocyclic rxn heat С. D. А. B.

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Q: Data Table for Heat of Combustion (Theoretical) – Methanol Ethanol Propanol Butanol Pentanol Hexanol…

A: combustion reaction is a chemical reaction in which a chemical substance is reacted with oxygen in…

Q: State the two main experiments that were used to establish the extra stability of the benzene…

A: The resonance of benzene and its structure is first explained by Kekule and then by Linus Pauling.…

Q: Draw an orbital picture of furan to show how the molecule is aromatic. Furan

A: In the given question, the orbital picture of furan has to be drawn and its aromaticity has to be…