Gem di-ether is obtained by:
(i) aldehyde, alcohol,
(ii) ketone, alcohol,
(iii) ketone, alcohol, O
(iv) aldehyde, alcohol, O
Select the correct answer from the codes given below:
Codes:
Gem diether is acetal or ketal.
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Gem di-ether is obtained by:
(i) aldehyde, alcohol,
(ii) ketone, alcohol,
(iii) ketone, alcohol, O
(iv) aldehyde, alcohol, O
Select the correct answer from the codes given below:
Codes:
Gem diether is acetal or ketal.
Which among the following compounds will give addition reaction with water?
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
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Codes:
Aduct of acetaldehyde is unstable.
In the given reaction,
(A) and (B) respectively are:
Which among the following reagents can be used for the test of carbonyl group in laboratory?
In the reaction sequence,
[X] will be:
Consider the following statements for carbonyl compounds:
(i) They give nucleophilic addition reaction.
(ii) Aldehyde is more reactive than ketone for nucleophilic addition reaction.
(iii) hydrogen of carbonyl compound is more acidic than hydrogen.
(iv) They give addition reaction followed by elimination reaction with .
Of these statements:
Consider the following statements for a carbonyl compound:
(i) It gives addition reaction
(ii) It gives condensation reaction
(iii) It gives elimination reaction
(iv) It gives oxidation reaction
Of these statements:
its not an elimination reaction alone, its an addition reaction followed by elimination.
Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?
In E1cb reaction reaction intermediate is carbanion. Hence, product formation takes place according to Hofmann rule.
Arrange the reactivity of alcohols in decreasing order for E1 elimination reaction:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
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Codes:
Reactivity stability of carbocation
In the given reaction,
[X] will be:
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