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The IUPAC name of CH3-CH=CH-COOH is:

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The IUPAC name of CH3 -CHOH- CH2- CO-CH3 is:

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Explanation

The key functional groups are the alcohol (-OH) at carbon 4 and the ketone (>C=O) at carbon 2. The longest carbon chain is 5, so the root name is 'pentan'. The '4-hydroxy' prefix indicates the alcohol group at carbon 4, and the '2-one' suffix indicates the ketone group at carbon 2.

The IUPAC name ofCH3 — CH2— C||OHBr -CH|Cl — CH- Cl is:

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The longest carbon chain is 5, so the root name is 'pentan'. The '3-bromo' prefix indicates the bromine atom at carbon 3. The '1,2-dichloro' prefix indicates the chlorine atoms at carbons 1 and 2. The '3-ol' suffix indicates the alcohol (-OH) group at carbon 3.

The silver sulphate solution is used to separate:

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 AgBr is insoluble; AgNO3 is soluble.

 Soda extract is prepared by:

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(d) It is the process to prepare soda extract.

The compound which forms one monochloro product when treated with chlorine is:

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Explanation

(c) CH2Cl-C|CH3|CH3-CH3

The electromeric effect in organic compounds is a

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Which of the following contains only three pairs of electrons?

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Electrophiles are:

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Explanation

(a) Electrophiles are electron deficient species which can share lone pair of electron with carbonion and are thus, called Lewis acids.

Nucleophiles are:

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(c) Nuclcophiles are electron rich species and can donate lone pair of electron to carbocation or any +ve centre.

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