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Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
Tricky questions
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Alcohols, Phenols And Ethers
- Some questions are often misinterpreted by the students. Let's explore them
1
Counting of sigma and pie bonds can get really tricky if you get the reaction products wrong, attempt this intriguing question to find out:-
In the reaction series:
C
6
H
5
C
l
N
H
3
C
u
2
O
,
2
0
0
o
C
X
;
X
H
N
O
2
0
−
5
0
C
Z
;
X
+
Z
→
A
, the number of
σ
and
π
bonds in
A
are:
A
2
5
σ
and
6
π
B
2
5
σ
and
7
π
C
2
7
σ
and
7
π
D
2
7
σ
and
6
π
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2
Isomerism is a very tricky topic and one can always miss one or more isomer, so tread carefully while attempting this question
How many structures of F are possible?
A
2
B
5
C
6
D
3
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3
Can you identify if the product formed in the question is syn or anti? Many of us get it wrong due to the technicalities involved, let's see if you can get it right:-
Select the correct option regarding compound D formed in the reaction.
A
Cyclohexan -1,2- syn diol
B
Product formed by Baeyer Villiger reaction
C
Cyclohexan -1,2- anti diol
D
None of these
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