Which Cl is more reactive, Acid chloride or alkyl chloride

Q: What organometallic compound is formed from the reaction of excess methylmagnesium chloride…

A: The organometallic compound which is formed from excess methylmagnesium chloride and GaCl3 has to be…

Q: In polar process of the reactions Bond formation is unsymmetrical Bond breaking is homolytic O…

A: Polar reactions occur when two bonded atoms come apart, one taking more of the shared electrons than…

Q: complexes do not favour B-elimination reaction. Explain citing example.

A: Ti4+ complexes do not favour β-elimination reaction because

Q: What is each compound’s systematic name?

A: The given compound is shown below,

Q: Draw all the resonance forms of the sigma complex for nitration of bromobenzene at the ortho, meta,…

A: The resonance forms of the sigma complex for nitration of bromobenzene at ortho, meta and para…

Q: What values would you expect for the e.e, percent (+) and percent (-) isomers present in the…

A: Enantiomeric excess (ee) means the purity of chiral substances (only one isomer). It measures the…

Q: on 1: Always use UNLESS on 2: (Remove the a H) Nu matches Y AND is -OR ne tetrahedral complex Option…

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Q: What is each compound’s systematic name?

A: The given compound is a tertiary amine with two methyl groups and one cyclohexyl group. The IUPAC…

Q: If a small amount of aqueous Br2 is added to A, the reddish color of Br2 persists, but the color…

A: Given molecule or ion:

Q: The triphenylmethyl cation is so stable that some of its salts can be stored for months. Explain why…

A: The delocalization of lone pair or free electrons from one atom to another is known as resonance.…

Q: Does the reaction in part b have multiple possible products? Do you know which one is more abundant?

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Q: Explain why is the formation of some isomers become more favorable over the others. As an example,…

A: Preference for one isomer over another during the chemical reaction of some organic compounds is due…

Q: Which SN1 raction is faster in the given pair?

A: In the reaction it is said that reaction proceed by SN1 mechanism means there must be formation of…

Q: Ferrocene is an aromatic organometallic compound that places an iron ion between two…

A: We have to predict the charge on iron ion.

Q: The Nucleophile is Potential to Establish a Resonance System Option 1: Almost all reactions R-…

A: In this reaction nucleophile is amine . First NH2 attack on carbonyl carbon and then π bond transfer…

Q: 19. For each of the compounds below, determine if a reaction occurs if it's reacted with barium…

A: AgClO:  R     AgOH.      - NH4C2H3O2 :   R   No solid product formed MgSO4 : R    Ba(SO)4    Mg(OH)2

Q: Arrange the dienes below in order of decreasing reactivity (most reactive to least reactive) A…

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Q: Explain Halogenation of a Chiral Starting Material ?

A: For a molecule to be chiral it must have 4 different groups attached to it, not contain plane or…

Q: among the two product which is the correct answer?

A: The correct answer is

Q: Explain why I and II are not likely to be the major products of the following reaction. + AICI3

A: Friedel-Craft alkylation reaction:When the benzene reacts with an alkyl halide in presence of Lewis…

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A: Rradiation of mixture of propane and chlorine results in formation of propylchloride. Mechanism of…

Q: Why regioselectivity?  2. Why stereoselectivity?  3. What are the changes in the oxidation state?

A: The detailed answer is attached below.

Q: Give an example for each describe the following reactions (i) Hoffmann’s bromide reaction (ii)…

A: a) Hoffmann bromide reaction: CH3CONH2+Br2+4NaOH →CH3NH2+Na2CO3+2NaBr+2H2O This reaction describes,…

Q: What does it mean if a Diels Adler reaction mixture turns black in the reaction?

A: This question is asking the reason of formation of black solution after the reaction. We know that,…

Q: Which of the statements below is FALSE regarding SN2 reactions?

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Q: What color will be produced if cyclohexene and toluene are reacted with sulfuric acid?

A: Alkane doesn't react with sulphuric acid or inert to concentrated sulphuric acid. If I take into…

Q: In class, we discussed the use of N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) ligands in ruthenium catalysts for…

A: ligands role in the Catalytic cycle: The ligands play a role in controlling the flux of active…

Q: Provide a mechanistic explanation for the following reaction. Br Brll heat Brl. Optically active Br…

A: Optically active 1,2-dibromocyclopentane converts into a racemic mixture on heatin. The process of…

Q: Determine the structures of compounds A and B in the following reaction scheme.

A: 3-bromopropyl benzene reacts with strong base of potassium tertiary butoxide to give allyl benzene.…

Q: Which of the following statements about the following equilibrium is NOT correct: NiS (s) Ni2+(aq)…

A: The solubility product of a sparingly soluble salt is the amount or the concentration of the salt…

Q: when H2O2 is added into acidified K2Cr2O7 which colour appears?

A: The reaction between potassium dichromate and hydrogen peroxide is given by

Q: Why the relative reactivity of SN2 is tertiary<secondary<primary<allyl, phenyl ? (explanation)

A: In this question, we will discuss on relative reactivity of SN2 you can see the explanation below.…

Q: 1..If in a ligand substitution reaction several other ligands come in and it turns out to give…

A: In case of dissociative mechanism, the rate is independent of the incoming ligand and thus is only…

Q: Why does bromine's color disappear when Br2 is added to an alkene sample?

A: Given : We have to tell bromine color disappear when it is added to alkene.

Q: Explain why the molecules circled in orange are more subsituted.

A: All the given molecules are the substituted alkenes.  More substituted means it forms greater…

Q: a. This mo Br sites of electrop HO. you've c and we'l b. он С. HO.

A: Here we have to write IUPAC name and the key reactive sides present in the given compounds.

Q: Another useful aspect of Pd(0)-catalyzed allylic alkylation is the ability to take reactants that…

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Q: Please report the bonds formed/broken for each i,ii,iii Please also provide the products of the…

A: We are given that .,

Q: Define Hydrohalogenation—Electrophilic Addition of HX ?

A: Electrophilic Addition Reaction: The reaction in which a π bond is broken and as a result, two σ…

Q: Why are particular orientation effects observed? Why are some groups ortho,para directors and some…

A: Orientation effects are observed in the case of the aromatic system.  The substituents on the ring…

Q: Rank the cations shown in order of relative stability. A. В. C. D.

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UV Visible Spectroscopy

Spectroscopy refers to the absorption or emission of light or other radiations by matter. When a substance or chemical absorbs light or radiation, they reach an excited state followed by de-excitation or emission of the light or radiation forming distinct spectra. UV-visible spectroscopy or  ultraviolet-visible refers to the absorption and emission in the ultraviolet and visible regions of the electromagnetic spectrum.