What is tert in organic chemistry? Write all isomers for bromocycyclopentanol that are constitutional. What is physical organic chemistry? What is a polymer in organic chemistry? What is saytzeff rule in organic chemistry? What does NMR stand for in organic chemistry?
What does IHL mean when speaking of LD 50? What is the type of IMF for CH_3CH_2CH_2CH_2CH_3? What is larger, K^+, or CI^-? Why? In chemistry, what does "aq" mean? What is meant by MeOH? What is meant by an orbital? What is the prime use for silicon in the world his...
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In organic chemistry, an "enamine" is the rearrangement product of an imine, itself the reaction product of a carbonyl compound — an aldehyde or ketone — with either ammonia or an amine — primary or secondary. Derivation of the term is from the words "alkene" and "amine" — the two ...
What does dinitro mean? :containing two nitro groups—often used in combination. What is dinitro used for? The most commercially important dinitrocresol, 4,6-dinitro-o-cresol (DNOC), is a yellow solid with no smell. It is used primarily forinsect control and crop protection. It may be...
A series of covalently linked, transition-metal donor/acceptor complexes are described in which the net donor−acceptor coupling matrix element, HDA, is independent of the extent of coupling between the donor and the bridging ligand. The bridging ligand in these complexes is a transition-metal di...
computational chemistryimaging photoelectron photoion coincidence spectroscopykinetic modellingphenyl chloroformatephenyl formatephotoelectron spectroscopyreaction mechanismsImaging photoelectron photoion coincidence (iPEPICO) spectroscopy and tandem mass spectrometry were employed to explore the ionisation and dissociative ...
What does it mean by optically inactive? Optically inactive:A substance which does not have optical activity, i.e., a substance which does not rotate the plane of plane polarized light. What is the difference between optically active and inactive?
(b) How does it work? When a question asks about two equivalents of bromine, does that mean Br2 or 2Br2? Why is the chemical equation for Sodium Bromide NaBr instead of NaBr2? Why is bromocyclohexane a secondary bromide? What are the physical and chemical properties of bromine? What ...
What else could the Volhard method be used in Chemistry for? Define the voltammograms. How would you carry out the following syntheses? Define the Pauli exclusion principle. What is the screening constant? What does the term paramagnetism mean?