Re: Difference between THF and DCM as solvents «Reply #1 on:March 27, 2016, 06:58:42 PM » Yes, both solvents are polar aprotic, they are different as you noted by observation, so it's a bad habit to classify them as the same. The measuring sticks of the solvent are the diele...
In polar aprotic solvents, GO and o-CNT showed similar dispersion behavior. On the other hand, in polar protic solvents, such as ethanol and isopropanol, GO did not show dispersion stability whereas the o-CNTs did. This difference in the dispersion behavior between GO and o-CNTs resulted ...
The key difference between ionic and binary compounds is that ionic compounds contain two charged components whereas binary compounds contain two different chemical elements. Moreover, ionic compounds essentially have ionic bonds, but in binary compounds, ionic bonds may or may not present. Summary –...
The rate of the SN2 reaction depends on various factors; nucleophilic strength determines the rate of reaction because steric hindrance affects the nucleophilic strength. The solvents used in the reaction also affect the reaction rate; polar aprotic solvents are preferred for SN2 reactions. If the le...