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What are enantiomers? What is the necessary and sufficient condition for a molecule to show enantiomerism? Give two examples to support your answer.

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  12. (a). Complete the reaction: CH(3)CH(2)Br+KOH(alc.) (b). Explain wh...

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  14. Which of the following two reactions is S(N^(2)) and why?

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  16. How do you convert: (i). Chlorobenzene to biphenyl (ii). Propene t...

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  17. Explain the mechanism of S(N^(1)) and S(N^(2)) reactions with examples...

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  18. (a). Out of which is an example of vinylic halide? (b). Out of wh...

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  19. The following compounds are given to you: 2-Bromopentane, 2-Bromo-2-...

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  20. Identify A,B,C, and D C(2)H(5)Br+KOH(aq)to[A]overset(CaOCl(2))to[B]o...

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