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1. CH2=CH-CH3 inpresence of SO2Cl2 (UV light) product..??2. (CH3)3CH +Cl2 undergo photo halogenation product..??3. 1-propyne react with HCl product is?Solution) 1 SO2Cl2 results in allylic chlorination like NBS so product is CH2=CH-CH2Cl2 photo halogentaion takes place on the site with the most stable carbocation hence (CH3)-C-Cl will be major product with many other products in minor 3 reaction takes place acc to markonikov rule negative part of attacking molecule goes to C with less hydrogen (explanation lies in its mechanism) product formed is CH2=C(Cl)-CH3
Calculate the energy required to compress carbon dioxide from 1 bar to 50 bar (final volume is 50 ml, 298 K, ideal gas).
What is the effect of the various concentrations of aniline hydrochloride on the ph and the X value, and what''s the logic behind all this
merits& demerits of free radical mechanism
what are the swelling properties of sephadex (all of them, ie. G-10,G-15,G-25,G-75,G-100,G-150,G-200)? How much do they each swell and in which conditions? Thank you
The table below gives intrinsic viscosity values determined by viscometry and weight- average molar mass values determined under the same conditions by static light scattering
Ammonia is a gas for which reliable analytical methods are available to determine concentration in other gases. To measure flow in a 15 inch schedule 40 natural gas pipeline, pure
Elements of symmetry
The nucleus of tritium contains: (1) 1 proton + 1 neutron (2) 1 proton + 3 neutron (3) 1 proton + 0 neutron (4)1 proton + 2 neutron An
Explain the Liquid junctions? Some galvanic cells contain two electrolyte solutions with different compositions. These solutions must be separated by a porous barrier or some o
Relative strength of the bases (Basic nature of -NH2) The dissimilarity in base strength in several amines can be described on the basis of inductive effect. The +I effect incr
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