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There are definatly only 4 C=C in the aliphatic side chain, which is what the question implies it wants the answer to.... However if you include the C=C in the cyclohene ring then you get 5 C=C in the molecule. So I'd answer is 5 C=C
i also was going to ask this doubt thnx to alredy explained... umm i i have 2 more doubts pls kindly explain them also
Q3c take electrode potential equation from data booklet and simply balance the electrons on both sides and u will get the equation.for the oxidation state like for example Mno4- the oxidation state of Mn will be (X-8=-1)just change the sign of the value of X after calculating value of X.
i cn solve the oxidation no.s but the balancing ok anyways
I didn't get it
can you please try to make it more briefly ... and btw how did you know that we have 4C=C bonds in that thing aliphatic side and what do you mean by it ?! and why added omg ! .. :OIs the answer B:/?
Yes but how?
One Cis isomer, One trans isomer. And one structural isomer which is 1,2-dibromoethene!
Q8:-(C) In ethalpy changes All the element should be in standard states. And H should be in H2 form. only option with this is C!
Why not option D !!
No the structural one is Actually:
Option D has Propane is Liquid state which is Gas
Q22:-(C) bcz best yeild only in adddition reaction, which is with alcohol!
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