I know what demethylation is.
I have no idea what mono- means, the N is nitrogen of course, I know that from the line structure image in front of me if I could not guess it - and after quite a bit of google searching I gave up and came here.
Chemistry is not my field but out of curiosity and fo...
Will a reaction(E2) that has 2 potential product go faster than a reaction that has 3 potential products?
specific information - the molecules in the pictures are each reacting with methanol. I figured it's an E2 reaction (I hope I'm right) and the question is which one will go faster?
We say :
\[\ce{Alcohol ->[\ce{KMnO4}] Acid}\]
The alcohol forms a carboxylic acid, ie gains an $\ce{O}$ from $\ce{KMnO4}$. This means $\ce{KMnO4}$ is a reactant! Then why is it written above the arrow?
What all do we write on arrow?
On G2:M1:V1 window, result summary is grayed out. Does anybody know how to enable so that I can see my calculation summary?
I am reading the contents of the oatstraw:
.. high in vitamins A, C, B complex, LE, G..
I am unable to find on the Internet what LE refers to.
What is Markovnikov's Rule?
My chemistry teacher was teaching organic chemistry, and in reaction he says that it uses MMarkovnikov's rule, and went on teaching, he didn't described it,as he was very strict i could not gather the courage to ask him.
I have to examine the exact material of a specific fabric (non-woven), of which I know is either viscose or cotton. I know that viscose and cotton are structurally similar, but there should be a way to tell them apart.
This is the result of the microscopic examination (x 100):
My professor tel...
Why is it said that the presence of a carbon with 4 different groups is necessary for it to exist as an enantiomeric form?
Lets take 2-fluoropropane for example.
When I draw the structure of it in such a way so that the 2 CH3 groups are adjacent to each other (on paper ) and take its mirror imag...
I have question about hetero-cycles: Why do we use (the most common hetero-cyclic elements) nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur as hetero compounds most of time?
What are the products formed when phenol reacts with monoiodomethane in presence of dilute alkali? Also, a reaction with a mechanism would be helpful. Thanks for any help.
EDIT: Phenol Reacts with NaOH to give a salt, Sodium Phenoxide. And yes, I was thinking about addition of Iodine to the Ring...
This question maybe duplicate but I can't find it anywhere.
I am an A level student and this isn't required at this level. No teacher tells me the answer and the websites about it are too complicated for me to understand. I would be grateful if anyone can provide a explanation which a high school...
TRE 1.2
The Periodic Table
