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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> Sum to find out Optical Purity -> Go to message
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Partial racemization
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> Red P/HI -> Go to message
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It is a reduing agent....
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Colligative properties -> Go to message
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Ya thats right...... i didnt use that approximation
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> IDENTIFY -> Go to message
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Hey the points you given are right and you oncluded it s SN1 then why you choose answer (a). SN is nucleophilic substitution so the answer is (b) nucleophilic substitution.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Colligative properties -> Go to message
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(Po - P)/Po = n2 / (n1+n2)
From this we can calulate n2 which is equal to 1.089 from this we can get molality which is also 1.089
The important thing is we're taking density of water as 1g/ml.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> ambident nucleopiles -> Go to message
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Ther are some nucleophiles which have more than one nucleophilic centre, simple example is CN- and NC-.They ar called ambidentate nucleophiles.
Eg:CN-, -NO2,
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> reason -> Go to message
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For the fusion to take place the nucleus has to come very close.. Since the H atom is very small there will be greater nuclear repulsion.. We need more KE to overcome that repulsion... I think thats why it's vary hard for nuclear fusion of H atom........
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> efficiency -> Go to message
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Most of the natural process are highly efficient
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Inorganic Chemistry -> polarity -> Go to message
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Hybridisation of XeF2 is sp3d whose structure is trigonal bipyramidal. In which the 3 lone pairs are present in equatorial position and the 2 flourine atoms are present in axial position. It doesnt mean that it is non polar. Rather it is polar  bcz of the three lone pairs...
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> aldol -> Go to message
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The imp step in aldol condensation is the formation of carbanion. carbanion is formed only if there is a -hydrogen. In acataldehyde we've alpha hydrogen hence it forms carbanion which then reacts with benzaldehyde to give you the product.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> best book 4 organic chemistry -> Go to message
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If u r really good in basics go for morrison & boyd.. Try Rxn mech &prob in organic chemistry by R chattopadhyay
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> excuse me sir what is the good reference book for stereochemistry,and s,p,d,f block elemen -> Go to message
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For stereochemistry the best book is eliel... for inorgani J D Lee is enough for some basic things if u need some advance text go for cotton and wilkinson
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> Do all aldehydes react with tollens reagent? What are the exceptions? -> Go to message
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Kishore s correct.... Aromatic aldehdes wont undergo for eg benzaldehyde
 
 
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