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If relative configuration of atoms or groups around the chiral centre is an optically active compound remains the same before and after the reaction, then the reaction is said to proceed by retention of configuration, for example,

In general, if during a reaction, no bond to the chiral centre is broken product will have the same general configuration of groups around the chiral .centre as that of the or reactant. Such as reaction is said to proceed with retention of the configuration. For example,
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BETTER CHOICE PUBLICATION-HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES-QUESTIONS
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  2. Define inversion.

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  3. Define retention.

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  5. The p-isomer of dichlorobenzene has higher melting point than O-and M-...

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  6. Give reasons : Boiling point of alkyl bromide is higher than alkyl c...

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  7. Give reasons : Alkyl halides are better solvents than aryl halides.

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  8. Give reasons : Haloalkanes used as solvents in industry are chloro ...

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  9. What are ambident uncleophiles ? Explain with an example.

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  10. Alkyl Chloride is more reactive than chlorobenzene towards nucleophili...

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  11. With the help of polarity of the carbon halogen bond show that aryl ha...

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  12. Why are haloarenes more stable than haloalkanes ?

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  13. Why do alkyi haldies undergo hydrolysis more readily than aryl halides...

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  14. With the help of resonance show that aryl halides are lesser reactive ...

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  15. With the help of hybridisation show that aryl halides are lesser react...

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  16. With the help of polarity of the carbon halogen bond show that aryl ha...

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  17. Why does electrophilic substitution take place at ortho and para posit...

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  18. Why does electrophilic substitution take place at ortho and para posit...

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  19. Haloarene is ortho and para directing Explain.

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  20. Write short notes on : Wurtz reaction

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