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It's C because it has an odd number of electrons- 15.Okay, thanks!![]()
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It's C because it has an odd number of electrons- 15.Okay, thanks!![]()
Oh yeah lol. I was thinking of it as the reactions taking place in the intermediate steps of substitution of Alkanes
The reaction of CH4 and Cl2 is a redox reaction.
Consider this equation: CH4 + Cl2 ---> CH3Cl + HCl
In this equation, Cl goes from 0 to -1 oxidation state, and C goes from -4 to -2. So it IS a redox reaction.
Thus both 1, 2 are correct.
Thanks24) The molecule could either be an ALCOHOL or an ETHER. It cannt be an ALDEHYDE or any other molcule with a carbonyl or carboxylic group. Thus (1) is not possible as the reaction can only happen if the molecule was an aldehyde, which it isnt.
(2) this could be possible in the case of an ether or TERTIARY ALCOHOL. It does not show a positive test with DNPH or TOLLENS REAGENT. It can also not be oxidized.
(3) this could be possible in the case of an PRIMARY OR SECONDARY ALCOHOL. It could be oxidized to an aldehyde and ketone respectively.
25) (1) An Aldehy will react with Fehlings Reagent. The Cu+2 ions are reduced whilst the aldehyde is oxidized to carboxylate ion
(2) this is a free radical substituion reaction. No oxidation and reduction whatsoever
(3) Reaction does not even take place
Correct me If I am wrong but P-orbital have a dumb-bell shaped.Right?B? That shows two p orbitals overlapping parallely.
Correct me If I am wrong but P-orbital have a dumb-bell shaped.Right?
Then why not D?Yes.
Then why not D?
Yes both...group 4 is removed..I think group 5 was also there before and is removed, a lotta of DNA part is removed, competitive and non competitive enzymes part removedHave there been many significant changes in the syllabus for 2016? Like are a lot of things removed from the syllabus or added?
I wish you said Gibbs and Nernst were removed.:/Yes both...group 4 is removed..I think group 5 was also there before and is removed, a lotta of DNA part is removed, competitive and non competitive enzymes part removed
Carbon13 Nmr, organic synthesis, Nernst equation,Gibbs free and entropy amongst others are added
Yes both...group 4 is removed..I think group 5 was also there before and is removed, a lotta of DNA part is removed, competitive and non competitive enzymes part removed
Carbon13 Nmr, organic synthesis, Nernst equation,Gibbs free and entropy amongst others are added
Lol its easy onlyI wish you said Gibbs and Nernst were removed.:/
It's there in the new bookWhere to study these topics from? :/
It's there in the new book
I can send pics if u need
The new book is there on gceguide.Where to study these topics from? :/
Then why not D?
It's says B as the answer.The answer is D. Two pie orbitals opting for sideways overlapping.
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