. Give a general statement regarding the stability of organic compounds and inorganic compounds. 2. Give a general statement as to the difference in solubility of organic and inorganic of compounds. 3. What is the purpose of soda lime and cupric oxide ?

Q: 1. Explain the term, selective solubility.

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Q: Discuss in detail, the structure and properties of carbonyl functional groups

A: A functional group present  in a molecule give charactistic chemical reactions of that molecule.

Q: Discuss the chemistry of two widely used organic compounds by giving at least two examples for each…

A: The most organic compound used are carbohydrate and hydrocarbon. The carbohydrate further can be…

Q: Write the reaction involved to form Methyl Salicylate. Give the visual evidence involved in the…

A: When aspirin treated with water in presence of any acid or base , it gives salicylic acid and Acetic…

Q: Provide the IUPAC name and molecular formula of the structure

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Q: give the IUPAC and common names of the molecules

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Q: A mixture of organic compounds is known to contain pentane, pentan-1-ol, and pentanoic acid. (1.1,…

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Q: What precautions should be observed when an aqueous sodium bicarbonate solution is used to extract…

A: We should remain careful while extracting an organic solution which contains acid using bicarbonate.…

Q: What are some of the ways that the features of carbon-tocarbon bonds influence the stability and 3-D…

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Q: The following structural diagrams represent organic compounds with common industrial uses. Match the…

A: The structural diagram is defined as a representation of the molecular structure of the compound…

Q: What is the importance of solubility in organic solvents? Can we use this property as a preliminary…

A: We have to tell the importance of solubility in organic solvents

Q: (b). Organic reactions can be classified according to the type of functional groups involved in the…

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Q: Explain why halogenoalkanes will hardly dissolve in water.  Kerosene dissolves readily in petrol but…

A: When the electron pair is equally attracted by the two identical atoms, then the electron pair gets…

Q: Identify It tells about the total number of ring systems and pi-bonds in an organic compound.

A: It tells about the total number of ring systems and pi-bonds in an organic compound.

Q: Please do an introduction for "detection of elements in organic compounds" pleasee.

A: Organic compound is a class of chemical compounds in which one or more atoms of carbon are…

Q: Discuss what is meant by the term alkynes with respect to organic compounds. Include in your…

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Q: Write the similarities and differences of alcohols, ethers, and phenols. Preferably, in table form.

A: There are following similarities between Alcohols, phenols and ethers -  Alcohols Phenols Ethers…

Q: Enlist different functional groups and their structure and mention two examples each.

A: Functional groups are the specific group of atoms which exhibit distinct characteristics and…

Q: What is the importance of solubility in organic solvents? Can we use this property as a preliminary…

A: Solubility is the extent up to which a solute dissolves in a solvent.

Q: Which of the following organic Compounds you think is most readily soluble in water? Explain (a)…

A: Given  Compound = Toluene , Oxalic Acid , Benzaldehyde  Most soluble in water = ?

Q: can you explain in details for iupac and structure

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Q: Why is water solubility the first test to run in the solubility classification of organic compounds

A: Solubility test is an important test performed during the classification of organic compounds to…

Q: Carbon bonds to many elements other than itself.(a) Name six elements that commonly bond to carbon…

A: a) The six elements that commonly bond to carbon inorganic compounds are hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen,…

Q: Why octadecane is solid at room temperature? Explain your answer

A: The saturated hydrocarbon that has only carbon and hydrogen is termed as alkane. The structural…

Q: In order to obtain organic compounds from the obtained plant ekstaktin in pure form, it is used…

A: In a denial of service attack(DoS attack) a resource in network is made unavailable to the intended…

Q: Ethanal is soluble in water. Why?

A: Solubility follows the rule of like dissolves like. Only polar compounds are soluble in water. Water…

Q: Why is aqueous ammonia used in a reaction with an ester to produce an amide and alcohol?  Why not…

A: Reaction of an ester with ammonia or primary or secondary amine to give an amide is called…

Q: Give A Summary about Isomers ?

A: Isomers are molecules that have the same molecular formula but different structural arrangement of…

Q: Mention any one organic compound which contain more than five carbons and still soluble in water.

A: Like dissolves like principle: ‘Like dissolves like’ principle says that polar compounds including…

Q: Which one of the following is water soluble: benzaldehyde, acetone, NaOH, and dibenzalacetone? Why?

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Q: Explain Diterpene (Diterpenoid) ?

A: Diterpenes are secondary metabolites found in plants, fungi, marine organisms, and insects. It is…

Q: Question 7. why methylbenzoate a liquid whereas benzoic acid (having lower molecular mass) is a…

A: Different intermolecular forces are found between molecules that depends on the type of molecule and…

Q: Why is Diethylamine soluble in water? in HCl?

A: diethylamine is soluble in both water and HCl. diethylamine is 2o amine and it is a polar molecule.

Q: Draw at least THREE structural isomers for structure A AND structure F

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Q: are the requirements to make a certain compound soluble to water versus organic solvents?

A: Solubility of compound depends upon two factors:  (1)  like dissolves like means nature of solute…

Q: Describe and explain the preparation of benzoic acid from toluene in the laboratory. Cite your…

A: A question based on introduction to organic chemistry that is to be accomplished.

Q: 4. What is the trend in solubility for alcohols in water as the number of carbons in the parent…

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Q: Discuss what is meant by the term alcohol with respect to organic compounds. Include in your…

A: Structure : The class of compounds which contains -O-H functional group is called alcohol.  Alcohols…

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Q: Why was ethanol added to fats and base? What is the main use of the alcohol in the reaction? Explain…

A: Fats are nutrients used in metabolism, which gives energy on breaking. It is stored in the form of…

Q: Explain about sesquiterpene ? How many carbons a sesquiterpene contains ?

A: Sesquiterpenes are obtained naturally. These can be used as a media to find many disease and cure…

Q: Most medicines are made up of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and various excipients.…

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Q: What behavior modification is linked to application of organic chemistry that can prevent or that…

A: Organic chemistry is the study of carbon compounds, their structure, composition, properties,…

Q: What is the attitude being portrayed by the scientist Jon Jacob Berzelius in his contributions to…

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