Pi Molecular Orbitals of Butadiene
The Molecular Orbital Diagram of Butadiene, And How To Build It Butadiene is a conjugated diene consisting of two adjacent pi-bonds and comprised of 4 p-orbitals and 4 pi-electrons. To…
Read moreThe Molecular Orbital Diagram of Butadiene, And How To Build It Butadiene is a conjugated diene consisting of two adjacent pi-bonds and comprised of 4 p-orbitals and 4 pi-electrons. To…
Read moreThese practice questions on carbohydrates will test you on sugar nomenclature, identifying reducing sugars, how to interconvert Haworth, Fischer and chair depictions, as well as the reactions of sugars. Quiz…
Read more…of an oxidant is used to convert I2 to I+ . A common example cited is HNO3, which in the presence of additional acid (e.g. H2SO4) is a source of…
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Read more…Are Present, The Directing Group Will Be The Most Activating Substituent. That example was a little too easy. Let’s look at a slightly more ambiguous example: p-methylanisole. Here there are…
Read more…with a situation where multiple variables come into play? Here’s a common exam question that tests your ability to think through these factors. Table of Contents Why Is m-Nitroaniline More…
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Read more…look like? Say you’re asked the following question: “Draw the molecular orbitals of the allyl cation, the allyl radical, and the allyl anion.” (a common enough exam question, believe it…
Read more…is already present on the molecule; a mixture of diastereomers is obtained. The bottom example looks complicated, but actually isn’t – we’re still just breaking C-C, and forming two C-Br…
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