Haloform reactions, what is the chemistry behind haloform reactions?

what is the chemistry behind haloform reactions?

Analytical application, how we determine the qualitativ and quantitativ ana...

how we determine the qualitativ and quantitativ analysis of uv

Ionic bond,

Organometallic Compounds of d-block Elements, Why can classical (Werner) oc...

Why can classical (Werner) octaedral complexes with no pi-bonding have between 12-22 valence electrons, whereas octahedral complexes with pi-bonding must have 18 electrons?

Qualitative Analysis of Cations, We are asked to design a qualitative analy...

We are asked to design a qualitative analysis scheme that can be used to determine which cations are present in a solution containing only four of the following cations: Pb2+, Ag+,

Bohr''s principle the relation between principle quantum no, According to B...

According to Bohr's principle, the relation between principle quantum number and radius of orbit is: (1) r ∞ n    (2) r ∞ n 2       (3) ∞1/n  (4) r∞ 1/ n 2 Ans:  r

Ionization energy, ionization energy

ionization energy

Equivalent weight, Equivalent weight of Ca in Ca3(PO4)2 is

Equivalent weight of Ca in Ca3(PO4)2 is

IInorganic chemistry, Why magnesium does not impart any colour to Bunsen fl...

Why magnesium does not impart any colour to Bunsen flame while calcium does

Which bond is more strong covalent or ionic .and why? , Generally ionic bon...

Generally ionic bonds are stronger than covalent bonds. This is because in ionic bonds, electrostatic forces of attractin are involved. The positive ion (cation) and the negative