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what is the Avogadro number ?


What are the similarities and differences between an oil-based refinery and a biorefinery?


What’s the largest number of single covalent bonds that can be formed by carbon


Draw at least 4 main modes of reactivity of carbonium ions using the carbonium ion in cyclopropyl methyl.


  1. what are the possible products formed when 2-methylbutan-2-ol is heated with concentrated H2SO4. why two products are possible Explain.
  2. Explain the mechanism of reaction between hex-1-ene and bromine.

Describe the reagents and method to oxidise 1-butanol to butanoic acid. state what would you observe and give equation for the reaction.

Describe how would you modify your method to obtain butanal.


. Compound H, reacts with benzenesulfonyl chloride in aqueous potassium hydroxide to give a precipitate, acidification result in no visible change. When compound H, is treated with sodium nitrite and HCl, at 0-5ºC, a yellow oily liquid is obtained.

(i) State the name of the Laboratory test described above.

(ii) Suggest the class of compounds to which compound H belong.

(iii) Given that compound H has the molecular formula, C2H7N, draw a possible structure for compound H.


How can a gitalin be synthesised using reagents?

I could only found biosynthesis of gitalin rather than chemical synthesis.Biosynthesis involves enzymatic reaction. However, I wish to know how is gitalin synthesised using reagents?


Methanol, CH3OH, is a good solvent for polar substances because: (1) Methanol undergoes dipole-dipole interactions. (2) Methanol is able to form hydrogen bonds with the polar substances. (3) There are weak ion-dipole interactions in methanol. (4) The van der Waals forces in methanol cause repulsion. 


Which of the following alkyl halides will undergo hydrolysis the fastest? (1) (CH3)3Cl (2) (CH3)3Br (3) (CH3)3F (4) (CH3)3I 


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