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ch3ch2ch2cooh is reduced
Which is the major product of the reaction of cyclopentylamine and benzaldehyde followed by nickel and hydrogen? And how do you describe the mechanism?
A benzene ring with a methyl group at position one and nitro group at position three is
Draw CH3CH(NH2)(CH)2COOH in its cis isomer

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Write the product and indicate the type of reaction that is taking place in the following:
1- Fumarate + H2O
2- Succinate - H2
3- alpha-ketoglutarate +SCOA - OH
4- benzene treated with HNO3/H2SO4
Increase in number of carbon atoms results in the following effects EXCEPT ________.
Which of the following statements most accurately describes the physical properties of long
alkyl chains?
a. Long alkyl chains are non-polar and hydrophobic. They readily dissolve in water and
hexane. When close-packed the chains are held together by permanent dipole interactions.
b. Long alkyl chains are polar and hydrophilic. They readily dissolve in water but not
hexane. When close-packed the chains are held together by permanent dipole interactions.
c. Long alkyl chains are non-polar and hydrophobic. They readily dissolve in hexane but
not in water. When close-packed the chains are held together by ionic interactions.
d. Long alkyl chains are non-polar and hydrophobic. They readily dissolve in hexane but
not in water. When close-packed the chains are held together by transient dipole
interactions.
e. Long alkyl chains are polar and hydrophobic. They readily dissolve in hexane but not
water. When close-packed the chains are held together by transient dipole interactions.
If 3.50 grams of neon gas is at a temperature 298 K and pressure of 722 mm Hg, what is the volume?
If 3.50 grams of neon gas is at a temperature 298 K and pressure of 722 mm Hg, what is the volume?
Conversion of 6-hydroxy-6-methyl- 2-heptanone from 5-bromo-2-propanone using grignard reagent
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