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PATHFINDER-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY: SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES-QUESTION BANK
- What do you understand by homologous series ?
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- What is catenation ?
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- Write an alkane and alkene with general formula C4H8 ?
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- Write the structures of higher homologues of HCHO and CH3COCH3
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- An organic compound has the molecular formula C2H4O2. Write the struct...
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- What do you mean by the term tautomerism ? Explain keto-enol tautomeri...
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- What do you mean by the term metamerism ? Explain with proper example.
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- Draw the structure of all the isomeric ethers having molecular formula...
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- What is substitution reaction? What type of substitution reactions are...
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- Give four differences between inductive effect and mesomeric effect.
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- Explain differences extraction.
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- Give two differences between inductive effect and electromeric effect.
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- Give the resonance structures of the following species
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- Give the resonance structures of the following species
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- In the organic compound what are the hybridisation of Carbon (a), c...
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- What do you mean by term chromatography?
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- What is retardation factor?
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- What are the main two types of chromatography techniques based on diff...
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- 0.45 g of an organic compound when analysed by combustion gave 1.10 g ...
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- In Duma's method 0.206 g of an organic compound gave 18.8 cm^3 moist N...
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