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Indefinite Integration
Didn't understood the first step (from where did the root 2 came) what my sir did and how did he open the root term
Aromaticity
why is the correct answer: (c)? The compound has an sp3 carbon which means it is not planar, goes against the rules of aromaticity, doesn't it?
Coordination compounds
Can y'all help me with these namings
These are just homework questions wanna confirm em all...
haloalkanes
ive asked this before, but ek doubt aaraha ha.
why do we see hoffmann product in E1cB reaction, and E1cB prefer kyu horahi ha...
[Earthing of Plates] How does the outer surface charge becomes zero?
How does the outer surface charge becomes zero?
current electricity- current density q
i dont have the ans key. pls share the soln... i wanna check a few things
isomers- number calculation
the ans is 12 . I identified 4 chiral centres in this (we will count N right? I always get confused in the flipping part so if someone could clear it up it'd be great).
The second part, there's locked rotation in the system right? Like even though the bridgehead carbon is chiral, we won't consider that in the count since you can't really change its config... is this correct? if so, how would we do it?...
The second part, there's locked rotation in the system right? Like even though the bridgehead carbon is chiral, we won't consider that in the count since you can't really change its config... is this correct? if so, how would we do it?...
isomers
what isomers are these then? the statement is incorrect. The principal functional grp will be aldehyde, so both phenol and phenyl are substituents here ,right?
