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Interpretation:
To identify the
Concept Introduction:
A group of atoms which are responsible for the
A stereo centre is the centre where all the 4 groups attached to a carbon are different.
A keto group stays in the equilibrium with its enol (−OH) form by resonance.
NaBH4 is a reducing agent it reduces
Interpretation:
To draw the stereorepresentation of the r enantiomer as s enantiomer is more active than r enantiomer.
Concept Introduction:
A stereo centre is the centre where all the 4 groups attached to a carbon are different.
A keto group stays in the equilibrium with its enol (−OH) form by resonance.
NaBH4 is a reducing agent it reduces ketone or aldehyde to an alcohol.
Interpretation:
To draw the structural formula of keto form of Warfarin.
Concept Introduction:
A stereo centre is the centre where all the 4 groups attached to a carbon are different.
A keto group stays in the equilibrium with its enol (−OH) form by resonance.
NaBH4 is a reducing agent it reduces ketone or aldehyde to an alcohol.
Interpretation:
To draw the product formed by treating warfarin with NaBH4..
Concept Introduction:
A stereo centre is the centre where all the 4 groups attached to a carbon are different.
A keto group stays in the equilibrium with its enol (−OH) form by resonance.
NaBH4 is a reducing agent it reduces ketone or aldehyde to an alcohol.
Interpretation:
The number of molecules of warfarin present in 4 mg tablet should be determined.
Concept Introduction:
A stereo centre is the centre where all the 4 groups attached to a carbon are different.
A keto group stays in the equilibrium with its enol (−OH) form by resonance.
NaBH4 is a reducing agent it reduces ketone or aldehyde to an alcohol.

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