Draw an alkyl halide and choose the best reaction conditions that would undergo an SN2 reaction to yield this product shown below. Use wedge and dash bonds to indicate stereochemistry where appropriate.

Q: Inversion is not a symmetry operation of methane.Explain.

A: Symmetry Element = Symmetry elements are defined as imaginary geometrical entities such as points ,…

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Q: How do call the measurement of optical activity and the change in polarization orientation. O…

A: The measurement of optical activity and the change in polarization orientation is called by what has…

Q: Examine the geometry of the molecule in the 3D window. Use the geometry to determine the bond types.…

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Q: Draw and label the following planes. Also label intersection points on the axes. Example for (301)…

A: The intersection of the plane on the axes is obtained by taking reciprocal of the parameters given.…

Q: Explain diagonal rule.

A: To find: The explanation about diagonal rule

Q: Molecules of four imaginary substances are sketched in the table below. Each sketch is shaded to…

A: Here the red colour indicates the (-)ve charge while blue colour indicates the (+)ve charge.

Q: (k) When two proteins interact to form a bound complex, on average, what percentage of each…

A: k) The covered surface region (BSA), which estimates the size of the point of interaction in a…

Q: For the given configurations of neutral silicon, indicate whether electric dipole transition is…

A: Selection rules for electric dipole transition are: ∆l=±1 ∆m=0,±1

Q: What are the three allotropic modifications of the element carbon

A: Here we have to mention three allotropic modifications of the element carbon-

Q: The cations formed during 1,2 and 1,4 addition are different in energy due to their substitution…

A: Since you have asked multiple questions we will answer the first one for you. To get the remaining…

Q: Recall that the random motion of electrons occasionally leads to temporary distortions in the…

A: There are various kind of interactions between atoms. These interactions lead to the bond formation…

Q: F OH2 H. edit structure... edit structure.. ...

A: Draw the structure as indicated in the structure --

Q: 18. Draw a water molecule forming a hydrogen bond with another water molecule above.

A: The large dipole moment of the water molecule is indeed responsible for the formation…

Q: Hez molecule does not exist. Interpret this statement.

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Q: 2) 2) Below is a “ball and stick" representation of the molecule CH4. Assume all bond lengths and…

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Q: a polar compound will have a (smaller/larger)  Rf when a polar stationary phase is used

A: Rf value is given by: Rf=distance travelled by given componentdistance travelled by solvent front

Q: What are R, P and Q branch , how are they represented and what is the hot band  .

A: P branch -  The spectral line corresponds to ΔJ = -1 , -2 , -3 .........etc are called P branch.…

Q: Define degrees of freedom as it relates to the movement of a molecule composed of N atoms (Be sure…

A: A linear molecule is one in which the atoms are arranged in a straight line. On the other hand,…

Q: When the magnetic moments are aligned so as to appose others but with a finite resulting magnetic…

A: Magnetic moment is a determination of tendency of compound to get arrange through magnetic field.

Q: In differential geometry, what does the curvature of a curve measure? a) The rate at which the curve…

A: a) The rate at which the curve changes direction.Option A is correct because curvature serves as a…

Q: Explain the term proper rotation in symmetry.

A: A proper axis of symmetry is defined as an imaginary axis present in a molecule about which when the…

Q: what is the sum of the diamagnetic corrections for Cu(deen)2(BF4)2?

A: A coordination complex is given as Cu(deen)2(BF4)2Need to find the sum of magnetic corrections

Q: I received the task to determine vectorially and explain how to obtain the angle of 109.5 degrees in…

A: If we put the atom in the four alternate corner of a cube then a tetrahedral structure is formed.…

Q: Additive mixing of pi atomic orbitals result in the formation of pi bond. Select the correct…

A: Please find your solution below : pi bond is formed by lateral overlapping of pi atomic orbitals.…

Q: Why is there PF5 but not NF5?

A: We know that,  Atomic number of phosphorus= 15 Electronic configurafion= 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p3,3d0…

Q: It's a homework I did but I would like to compare my answers please explain your choice

A: If you find anything wrong then please let me know,I will try to correct it.

Q: Sketch and explain, the number of atoms, coordination number and void space of a body centered cubic…

A: Contribution of the atoms present in the corners of the unit cell (per unit cell)=8*18=1…

Q: show example of a mirror molecule

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Q: If it is Sn2, why isn't the OTs config inverted for the first one?

A: Nucleophilic substitution reactionElectron rich species attacked electron deficient species.

Q: Evaluate the quotient. 4.81×10^4/7.32×10^9

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Q: 1. List the symmetry elements of the molecules. A B C D CH₁ H₂N en H H₂N HC HC Co Br CI 0 H CH 3 H…

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Q: B) What the Miller indices for the following shapes?

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Q: Select the species that contain an inversion center. SiH4 SF6 [IF] GaH₂

A: Inversion center: If in a molecule the coordinates (x,y,z) of every atom are changed into (-x,-y,-z)…

Q: 4. The value of (N-C-0)angle is ? -NH,

A: In most of the amine structures the bond angle is around 109.5o as the nitrogen is sp3…

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A: Physical changes are the changes occurred only in the appearance, while the chemical composition is…

Q: What kind of rotational symmetry is present in a square?

A: We have to identify what kind of rotational symmetry is present in a square.

Q: What is the relationship between molecular symmetry and the spectroscopic properties of a molecule,…

A: Introduction:Molecular symmetry is a fundamental concept in chemistry that greatly influences the…

Q: Explain surface characterisation techniques

A: The surface characterisation technique is the type of the technique that can be used to determine…

Q: rcise 10.33 following figures show several molecular geometries (Eigure 1) Type here to search ** is…

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Q: What is overpotential

A: The  overpotential can be defined as follows

Alkynes

Alkynes are organic compounds that contain at least one triple bond between carbon-carbon atoms. They are a series of unsaturated compounds with a general molecular formula, CnH2n-2.