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What is resonance? How does resonance explain that all the carbon-carbon bond lengths in benzene are equal (139 pm)?

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  2. Explain inductive and electromeric effect with examples.

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  7. Explain hyperconjugation effect.

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  8. How does hyperconjugation effect explain the stability of alkenes ?

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  9. What are carbocations ? Discuss their various types.

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  10. Give two methods of preparation of carbocations.

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  11. Discuss the configuration of carbocations.

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  13. How an inductive and hyperconjugation effects the stability of primary...

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  14. What are carbanions ? Discuss their configuration.

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  15. Give two methods of preparation of carbanions.

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  16. Discuss the stability of carbanions on the basis of inductive effects.

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  17. What are free radicals ? Discuss their configuration.

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