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Explain o-nitrophenol has much lower solubility in water than m-or p-isomers?

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  1. Convert:Phenolrarr Benzophenone

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  2. Explain p-nitrophenol boils at higher temperature than o-nitrophenol?

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  3. Explain o-nitrophenol has much lower solubility in water than m-or p-i...

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  4. What are the products (A),(B),(C),(D) and ( E) ?

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  5. How can you prepare 2-acetoxybenzoic acid and phenyl salicylate from s...

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  6. Give IUPAC name for following heterocyclic ethers.

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  7. Give IUPAC name for following heterocyclic ethers.

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  8. Give IUPAC name for following heterocyclic ethers.

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  9. Give IUPAC name for following heterocyclic ethers.

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  10. Write the reactions of Williamson of 2-ethoxy-3-methylpentane starting...

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  11. Explain the following observations:

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  12. Identify the product A and B giving proper explanations:

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  13. Phosgene is the common name for?

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  14. What properties of tungsten make it suitable for use as filaments in l...

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  15. Name two poisonous gas which can be prepared from chlorine gas.

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  16. Consider the following reaction sequence

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  17. The following reactions are carried out The final product ( C) is

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  18. Why is ICl more reactive than I2?

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  19. Phenol is prepared industrially by heating chlorobenzene with aqueous ...

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  20. Consider the following reaction The major product formed is

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