Uses of BHC,

Reaction during electrovalent bond formation, The main reaction during elec...

The main reaction during electrovalent bond formation is: (1) Redox reaction (2) Substitution reaction  (3) Addition reaction (4) Elimination reaction Ans: Redox re

What do you mean by isomers, Q. What do you mean by Isomers? Ans. ...

Q. What do you mean by Isomers? Ans. Compounds like butane and 2-methylpropane which have the same molecular formula but different molecular structures are called isomers

Why polar solvent favours sn1 mechanism , The S N 1 reaction is a substit...

The S N 1 reaction is a substitution reaction in organic chemistry. "SN" place for nucleophilic substitution and the "1" shows  the fact that the rate-determining step is unimole

Cyclic or closed chain compounds, Cyclic or closed-chain compounds Cyc...

Cyclic or closed-chain compounds Cyclic compounds consist of at least one ring or closed chain of atoms. The compounds along with just only one ring of atoms in the molecule a

Thermodynamic, Limitations of 3rd law

Limitations of 3rd law

Qualitative analysis- criteria of purity of organic compound, Qualitative a...

Qualitative analysis- Criteria of purity of organic compound The qualitative analysis of an organic compound includes the detection of all the elements that are present in it

The electrons in the outermost orbit, Silicon has 4 electrons in the outerm...

Silicon has 4 electrons in the outermost orbit. In forming the bonds: (1) It gains electrons (2) It loses electrons (3) It shares electrons (4) None of these Ans: I

How are p-type and n-type semiconductor obtained, How are p-type and n-type...

How are p-type and n-type semiconductor obtained? A P-type semiconductor is attained by carrying out a process of doping which is adding a certain type of atoms to the semicon

Inorganic, electrophilic substitution in phenol takes place

electrophilic substitution in phenol takes place