The end product of the folloowing reaction sequence is:
The compound 'C' is
PhCH(OH)CHO
PhCH(OH)COOH
Which step is not feasible in the following loop?
step – a
step – b
step – c
step – d
The product R is :
The product B is
PhCH = CHCH2Br
PhCH2CH(Br)COOH
PhCH = CH − Cobr
The number of stereoisomeric products formed in the following reaction is
1
8
4
2
In which of the following compounds O18 exchange can be observed on keeping it in H2O18
The possible number of stereoisomers of the product of following reaction would be :
6
The following reaction gives:
+ HCHO→conc.NaOH?
+ CH3OH
+HCOOH
Which of the following ketone recemises in aqueous solution containing some acidic or basic impurities.
The final product (X) of the following reactions would be
The final product U is
Compound X in the above reaction is
PhCOOH, PhMe can be separated by
KMnO4
aq. NaHCO3 + n–hexane
H2O
All of these
Reactivity order towards a nucleophile is
RCOCI > RCOOEt > (RCO)2O > RCONH2
RCOCI > (RCO)2O > RCOOEt > RCONH2
(RCO)2 > RCOCI > RCOOEt > RCONH2
(RCO)2O > RCOOEt > RCOCI > RCONH2
When phenyl glyoxal is kept in a solution of aq. NaOH it is converted to
The basicity order of I, II and III is
III > I > II
I > II > III
III > II > I
II > III > I
What will be the kmost probable product when compound 'X' is treated with two equivalents of NaOH,
Which pair of compounds on heating give isomeric products
The correct sequence of reagents for the following conversion is
X, Y are
X, Y both responds to FeCl3 test and 2, 4 DNP test. One is thermodynamically controlled product (TCP) and another is kinetically controlled product (KCP). KCP is
Product is/are
Product 'W' is
Compound (C) in above reaction is:
α-hydroxy acid
α-amino acid
α-amino alkanol
α-amino β-hydroxy acid
Which structural unit is possessed by aldehyde and not ketone?
α-H-atom
H-atom and carbonyl group
OH and carbonyl group
None of the above
Final product is
Which of the following undergoes decarboxylation most readily on being heated?
product (A) of the reaction is
Which statement is correct about the following reaction
There is inversion of configuration at asymmetric C* atom
There is No change of configuration at asymmetric C* atom
There is 100% racemisation at C* atom
% inversion > % retention at C* atom
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