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differ3ence between wavefront and wavelet
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nh2 is not a deactivating grp harsh!!!!!
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stronger base better nucleophile
protic solvents decrease nucleophilicity by interacting with the electrons in nucleo
dunno y for some reason in protic solvents larger ion will be more nuleophillic
I'<Br'.......
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not that u cant.u will get meta nitro anilene and para the isomer.meta product s becoz anilene gets protnated to form anilinium ion which will deactivate the ring and orient the no2 group towards the meta position
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in the formula f=ma f is the net force on the body(ie the wall in this case).when u press the wall the wall provides an equal and opposite normal force which is the reason y there is no acceleration(since net force is 0).the extent to which normal force can be provided by any surface depends on the characteristics of that surface.so if u provide a force greater than the maximum normal force which the surface can provide ,the wall will break.
pls use normal english
cheers!!!!
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SN1 mechanism where the reactants of first step react back to give optically inactive product
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yeah same here.some cluster examination(half yearly)
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just explain with any example.
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are all these required for JEE
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yes,the magnetic moment will be zero.since the magentic moment vectors will be in the opposite directions.each magnet can attract iron pieces.the two magnets will not behave as a single magnet
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try to get finar or morrisson and boyd.
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