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Q. how to detemine acidic strenght of ortho,meta,para benzene ...
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A. Please see http://www.organicchem.org/oc2web/lecture/outlines/mcmch16.pdf link
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Q. give stability order of carbocation,consider the case of resonance stabilised carboation also? ...
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A. The Ultimate stability order of Carbocations, which I've collected over years is this, if you can remember this, you'll never have to leave a question on the stability of Carbocations: REFER: ... link
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Q. what is cyanide an ambidentate nucleophile how.give the generally used ambidentate nucleophile ...
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A. Take a look at the structure of Cyanide, you'll find that there are actually two centres of attack one is C and the other is N, which makes it an ambidentate nucleophile. However, at a given moment... link
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Q. Ask any question about Organic Chemistry – Some Basic Principles and Techniques... ...
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Q. give ways to calculate configurational isomerism ...
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A. Configurational Isomerism encompasses Geometrical and Optical Isomerism. Please be clear as to which one are you referring, as there are separate formulae to calculate each of them! link
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