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Aldehyde, ketone, carboxylic acid derivatives contain C= O group. Aldehyde and ketones give nucleophilic addition reactions where as acid and acid derivatives give nucleophilic addition followed by elimination reactions. Nucleophilic addition reactions followed by elimination of acid dervatives is Known sacyl substitution reaction. This substitution reaction takes place by formation of tetrahedral intermediate. For the given reaction

which of these is correct ?

A

L must be better leaving group than Nu

B

`Nu^(-)` must be strong enough nucleophile to attack carbonyl carbon

C

Carbonyl carbon must be enough electrophilic to react with `Nu^(-)`

D

all of these

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  2. The reaction is oxidation - reduction type and takes place in presence...

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  3. Aldehyde, ketone, carboxylic acid derivatives contain C= O group. Alde...

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  4. Which one the following compounds has very poor leaving froup?

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  6. A tertiary alcohol (H) upon acid-catalysed dehydration gives a product...

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  7. A tertiary alcohol H upon acid- catalyzed dehydration gives a product ...

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  8. A tertiary alcohol H upon acid- catalyzed dehydration gives a product ...

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  9. The compound P is :

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  10. The compound Q is :

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  11. The compound R is :

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  12. Observe the following reaction : Ar-C-Hoverset(OH^(-))hArr[X]overset(...

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  13. Observe the following reaction : Ar-C-Hoverset(OH^(-))hArr[X]overset(...

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  14. Observe the following reaction : Ar-C-Hoverset(OH^(-))hArr[X]overset(...

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  15. P+Qoverset(Aq.K(2)CO(3))underset(Delta)toRoverset(HCN)toSoverset(H(3)O...

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  16. P+Qoverset(Aq.K(2)CO(3))underset(Delta)toRoverset(HCN)toSoverset(H(3)O...

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  17. P+Qoverset(Aq.K(2)CO(3))underset(Delta)toRoverset(HCN)toSoverset(H(3)O...

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  18. The structure of alkene (P) is

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  19. The structure of product ( R ) is

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  20. match the following

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