1. “Are all the organometallic complexes stable to moisture and temperature?" Explain.2. Predict the structure of the organic product when ethyl acetate (CH3COOC,H5) reactswith excess of PhMgBr and further on acid hydrolysis.3. Explain the drawbacks and importance of each law of thermodynamics.4. Differentiate the functioning of homogeneous catalysts from heterogeneous and bio-catalysts.

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1. “Are all the organometallic complexes stable to moisture and temperature?" Explain.
2. Predict the structure of the organic product when ethyl acetate (CH3COOC,H5) reacts
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3. Explain the drawbacks and importance of each law of thermodynamics.
4. Differentiate the functioning of homogeneous catalysts from heterogeneous and bio-
catalysts.

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