what are the limitations of Williamson's synthesis?

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Q: How is selective functionalisation important in heterocycles?

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Q: Explain why benzene can not undergo electrophilic addition reaction, but can only do electrophilic…

A: Benzene is an aromatic compound. The aromatic compounds have complete delocalization of pi-electron…

Q: In an electrophilic aromatic substitution, the substitution pattern on the product is determine by…

A: A nucleophilic aromatic substitution reaction is a organic reaction. In which the nucleophile

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Q: Is furan an aromatic molecule? Why or why not? :O:

A: Aromaticity is a property of conjugated cyclic systems in which the stabilization of the molecule is…

Q: Determine the nucleophile and electrophile in this reaction.

A: Given reaction is acetyl salicylic acid synthesis from salicylic acid and acetic anhydride.

Q: complete the ff reaction

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Q: What is Hofmann elimination?

A: Hofmann Elimination:The quaternary ammonium salts gets converted into tertiary amine and alkene on…

Q: Alkene and alkynes act as in electrophilic addition reactions Catalysts Nucleophile Electrophile…

A: Given We know about 1) the  electrophilic addition reactions 2) Hydrogenation in the presence of…

Q: h) Ph ÖR Ph Ph Ph Ph (radical initiator) RO, Ph

A: Radical mechanism of styrene

Q: What are the compounds X,Y and Z in the given reaction sequence ?

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Q: why aromatic is more acidic than aliphatic structure?

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Q: Which is the product of the following reaction sequence. NaOMe 1.(CH3)2CULI product А. В. С. D.

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Q: Give two examples each of Unsymmetrical alkenes and reagents and give two examples of reactions of…

A: Unsymmetrical Alkene Unsymmetrical alkene is those alkenes in which double-bonded carbon atoms have…

Q: Arrange and sort the steps in the experiment according to the four (4) main steps in carrying out n…

A: Step Nos.  Main Steps 1 Set up/Synthesis 2 Work-up to isolate the products 3 Purification to…

Q: Are terminal alkynes considered weak or strong acids? Explain why.

A: Welcome to bartleby !  Introduction :  We have to tell terminal alkynes are weak or strong acids .

Q: Define the General Mechanism of Nucleophilic Addition ?

A: A nucleophilic addition reaction is a chemical addition reaction in which a nucleophile forms a…

Q: I need the reaction mechanism of this synthesis

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Q: Define the General Features of Nucleophilic Substitution ?

A: In nucleophilic substitution, a nucleophile (a species with an unshared pair of electron) reacts…

Q: complete the reaction. What are products A and B?

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Q: what is the Mechanism and important examples of aromatic Nucleophilic Substitution reactions

A: The substitution reaction which take place on an aromatic ring via nucleophile.

Q: The monochlorination of butane occurs in the presence of UV light with limited chlorine. List the…

A: Answer (a)  Monochlorination of butane in the presence of UV light with limited chlorine is given as…

Q: Determine the product of the rxn МСРВА ? HO d. а.

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Q: complete the ff. reaction

A: To complete the following reaction of benzaldehyde.,

Q: Explain the General Features of Radical Reactions ?

A: The radical reaction is basically a radical substitution reaction. It occurs via a free radical…

Q: Classify attached transformation as substitution, elimination, or addition.

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Q: Which sequence and major, organic product? 1. HC-CH, NaNH2; 2. (CH:)2CHCH2B1 3. Aqueous H2SO4, HgS04…

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Q: Name the following aldose. (Include in the names the stereochemical designation D or L and, where…

A: this is the figure of alpha-D-talose

Q: Please define the following terms:   Nucleophilic Substitution reaction

A: Introduction :  Nucleophilies : Nucleophile (nucleous loving species) can be defined as the chemical…

Q: ОН H2N

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Q: drug synthesis from Wolff-Kishner reaction

A: The Wolff-Kishner reduction is an organic reaction used to convert an aldehyde or ketone to an…

Q: What for you mean by Nucleophilic Substitution ?

A: Nucleophiles are those elements or compounds which are electron rich. These have lone pair of…

Q: The purine heterocycle occurs commonly in the structure of DNA. Why is purine aromatic?

A: Why purine is aromatic to be explained?

Q: Which reactions have a positive ASrxn?

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Q: Identify the nucleophile and electrophile on the reactant side of each of these reactions

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Q: Draw the structure of cyclobutane. Select Draw Rings More

A: Cyclobutane is a cycloalkane and organic compound with the formula (CH2)4

Q: Please answer with explanation and macanisim

A: Alkyne reacts with a tertiary amine to form a five-membered ring compound.

Q: Please help me question C

A: A question based on NMR spectroscopy that is to be accomplished.

Q: How substituent affects two aspects of electrophilic aromatic substitution ?

A: Electrophilic aromatic substitution : As the name suggests, it is a kind of reaction where a certain…

Q: Define nucleophilic aromatic substitution ?

A: Those reactions which involves replacement of one atom or a molecule of any one compound by another…

Q: Explain the Rule of Endo Addition ?

A: The rule of endo addition has to be explained below.

Q: Define features of nucleophilic addition ?

A: There are different types of organic reactions – Substitution reaction Addition reaction

UV Visible Spectroscopy

Spectroscopy refers to the absorption or emission of light or other radiations by matter. When a substance or chemical absorbs light or radiation, they reach an excited state followed by de-excitation or emission of the light or radiation forming distinct spectra. UV-visible spectroscopy or  ultraviolet-visible refers to the absorption and emission in the ultraviolet and visible regions of the electromagnetic spectrum.