What is the structure of molecule A? A. Anisole B. Benzene C. Cyclohexylamine D. Aminohexane E. Aniline

Q: How the principles of organic chemistry come into play in a biological system ?

A: SOLUTION: Step 1: Organic compounds are vital for sustaining life on earth and include complex…

Q: What are the properties of organic compounds?

A: Organic compounds The compound that contains Carbon and hydrogen are called organic compounds. Other…

Q: How are synthetic and natural polymers synthesized? give an example.

A: Synthetic polymers are those polymers which can be synthesised in the labs using the petroleum…

Q: Proteins are polymers made of A) amino acids. B) amines. C) amides. D) alcohols. E) aldehydes.

A: Answer: option A) amino acid

Q: Why polymers are widely used in our daily life?

A: Polymers are materials made of long repeated chain of molecules. The materials have unique…

Q: Explain what property of carbon makes it essential for organic life?

A: Here is your answer........

Q: How many 1H NMR signals does each natural product exhibit?

A: NMR- It is type of spectroscopy called as Nuclear Magnetic resonance spectroscopy. It is…

Q: What are structural isomers? How do the properties of structural isomers differ from one another?

A: Structural isomers:Isomers which have same molecular formula but different structural formula are…

Q: Explain chlorofluorocarbons ?

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Q: Find the structure of teflon (polytetrafluoroethylene). how is it similar to the structure of…

A: The structure of teflon is,

Q: 1.Carbon's atomic number is six. What does that tell us about any carbon atom?  2. How is the term…

A: Carbon has atomic number six this tells that carbon atom has six protons present in it and six…

Q: why these chemical structures are Synthetic.

A: The structure which shows the atoms of the molecule, their position, bonding with each other and the…

Q: Organic Compound: Isooctane A. Give the use of the organic compound in everyday life B. Effects to…

A: Isooctane is a hydrocarbon.

Q: Explain the organic compound- DDT ?

A: Organic compounds are those compounds that have a carbon atom in their molecule. These compounds can…

Q: What are the characteristics of  Biodegradable Polymers ? Explain importance of this as well ?

A: The connection of small molecules called monomers which lead to the formation of large…

Q: Explain a Synthetic Polymers?

A: Given Explain a Synthetic Polymers?

Q: 1. Compare the synthetic and natural polymers and discuss how are they synthesized.

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Q: Why are some hydrocarbons posing a threat to our environment?

A: Hydrocarbon are made up of carbon and hydrogen. Most of the hydrocarbon is not harmful for us .

Q: Why is carbon different from other member of the group?

A: Carbon is a chemical element with atomic number 6. The name is derived from the Latin name Carbo…

Q: Organic chemistry:what is the difference between saturated fats and unsaturated fats?

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Q: What are the current advancements of polymer technology?

A: The aggregation of a number of small molecules of low molecular mass to form a larger molecule that…

Q: Composting is often done to produce soil amendments. Why does the volume/mass amount of organic…

A: Composting is a natural biological process carried out under controlled aerobic conditions. In this…

Q: What are optical isomers? How do the properties of optical isomers differ from one another?

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Q: What is the monomer that forms the basis of the cellulose polymer?

A: Cellulose is an organic compound with the formula (C6H10O5)n, a polysaccharide consisting of a…

Q: Why might some farmers hesitate to grow and sell organic produce?

A: Organic mean the methods by which agricultural products are grown and processed. Organic crops are…

Q: Which substance is made up of monomers joined together in long chains? a. Salt b. Ethanol c. Starch…

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Q: Ethanol with O3 forms what?

A: Solution Ethanol reaction mistreatment gas was investigated over compound|aluminium…

Q: The organic functional group in proteins that is formed as a result of individual amino acids…

A: Proteins are present in cellular DNA. It is used as a catalyst in a biochemical reaction.

Q: Explain about Synthetic Polymers?

A: Polymers are defined as large molecules that are composed of small repeating molecules known as…

Q: What is an isomer? Do all isomers have the same chemical properties?

A: Isomers are the compounds which have the same molecular formula but they have different structural…

Q: what is the importance of isomers in biological systems?

A: The molecular geometries of the hydrocarbons are directly related to the physical and chemical…

Q: How is the term "organic" used among farmers and food stores today?

A: Organic chemistry is branch of chemistry in which we deal with carbon containing compounds.

Q: What is the relationship between monomers and polymers?

A: The relationship between monomer and polymer have to be given below.

Q: What functional group found in kratom, ibogaine and heantos

A: Functional group is a group of molecules which when attached to an organic compound give its…

Q: Explain the concept of setting up a polymer and provide two examples.

A: Polymers are the large molecule formed from the small monomer unit. Poly means many and mer means…

Q: What are Polyesters? How are they formed ?

A: Polyesters are synthetic fiber obtained from coal, air, water, and petroleum.

Q: What is the functional group of chlorobenzene explain with reaction as a example?

A: A) functional group of chlorobenzene - Halide.  For example:- In chlorobenzene halide is chloride.

Q: What are synthetic polymers?

A: Polymers are materials composed of small repeating units having a small molecular mass known as…

Polymers

Polymers are naturally occurring or synthetically produced large molecules or compounds which are made up of series of repeating units called monomers. They are joined together by chemical bonds. The term polymer is coined from Greek roots meaning 'many parts' and are found almost everywhere from the plastics bags to the rubber of our tires to our DNA strands.