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1
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Isomers with 4 C

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Isomers with 5C

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isomers with 6 C

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4
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Isomers with 7C

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5
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Isomers with 8 C

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6
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Isomers with 9C

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7
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Isomers with 10 C

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Resonance effect

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Effect due to resonance, if charged centers are developed

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9
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e’ donating grps

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CH3, NH2, NR2, NHR, OH, OR, X

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e’ withdrawing grps

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CHO, CO, COOH, CN, COX, CONH2, COOR, NO, NO2

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Inductive effect

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Polarisation produced in a σbond due to diff in e’ -veity b/n atoms

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12
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I effect inversely prop to

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dist b/n atms

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13
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-I effect order

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NR3>NO2>CN>SO3H>CHO>COOH>F>Cl>Br>I>OH>NH2

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14
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Hyperconjugation

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Migration of Ch σ bond e of sp3 to sp2

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15
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Hyperconjugation also known as

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Baker Nathen effect

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16
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H.C prop to

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No of α H
stability of C+
3>2>1*

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17
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Electromeric effect

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If attacking reagent comes to same C, to which the π e’s migrate, it is +E effect, otherwise -E effect

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18
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Huckel’s rule

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Cmpd must be cyclic, planar, conjugated, have 4n+2 π e’s

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19
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Effects order

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Aromatic>+R>+HC>+I

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20
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Carbenes

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Neutral e’ deficient reactive

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21
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Polar protic solvents

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Solvent which can give H+ like ROH, H2O, RCOOH

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22
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Sublimable solids

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Camphor, iodine, benzoic acid, phthalic acid, indigo, anthracene, hexachloroethane

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23
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Non sublimable solids

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sand and salt

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24
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Benzoic acid & napthalene can be separated by

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crystallisation

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25
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salicylic acid & aspirin can be separated by

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Crystallization

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26
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Anthracene & urea can be separated by

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crystallization

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27
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If very little OC is in large vol of solu we use

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differential extraction

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28
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Benzene & nitrobenzene can be separated by

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simple distillation

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29
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acetone & propanol can be separated by

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simple distillatio

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30
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For simple distillation

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cmpd should be volatile, no decomposition at high T, large diff in BP

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31
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If diff in BP is low we use

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fractional distillation

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32
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For fractional distillation

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cmpd must be volatile, no decom at high T, BP diff must be less

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33
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Crude oil can be separated by

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Fractional distil

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34
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amines can be separated by

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Fractional distil

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35
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ethanol & acetone can be separated by

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fractional distil

36
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If cmpd decomposes at high T, we use

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Steam distil

37
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For steam distil,

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cmpd must be steam volatile, immiscible with water

38
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salicylaldehyde & p hydroxybenzaldehyde can be separated by

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steam distil

39
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essential oils can be separated by

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steam distil

40
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If cmpd is not steam volatile & immiscible with water we use

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distillation under reduced press or vacuum distil

41
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Glycerol in spentlye can be separated by

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vacuum disil

42
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sugar can be separated by

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vacuum disil

43
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Column chromatography is

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acc to gravity

44
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Thin layer chromatography is

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against gravity like capillary rise

45
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Adsorbent

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site at which adsorption takes place

46
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adsorbent eg

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SiO2, Al2O3, TiO2, starch, charcoal

47
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Adsorbate

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particles undergoing adsorption

48
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Stationary phase

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adsorbents

49
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Mobile phase

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solvent like benzene, toluene, CHCl3, CCl4

50
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Retention factor r(f) =

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Dist travelled by each component/dist travelled by solvent front from baseline

51
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Partition chromatography

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water act as stationary phase

52
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Amino acids can be separated by

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partition chrom

53
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proteins can be separated by

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partition chrom

54
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Visualizing agents

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UV lamp, I2 vapours in I2 chamber

55
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test for C & H

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OG + CuO gives CO2 + H2O turns lime water milky and forms blue ppt of CuSO4.5H2O

56
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Lassaigne’s test for

57
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Lassaigne’s test

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OC + Na gives NaCN/Na2S/NaX/NaSCN

58
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For N

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Prussian blue ppt of Fe4[FeCN6] from NaCN

59
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Which doesn’t give blue ppt

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Diazonium salt, diazomethane, hydrazine, NH2OH

60
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For S

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Na2S + CH3COOH with sodium nitroprusside gives purple sod. thionitroprusside
with Pb(CH3COO)2 gives black PbS
with Cd(CH3COO)2 gives yellow CdS

61
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For X

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AgCl gives white with AgNO3 - soluble
AgBr gives pale yellow - partially soluble
AgI - yellow - insoluble

62
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For elimination of CN & S

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NaCN/Na2S + HNO3 boil

63
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NaSCN with CH3COOH + FeCl3

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Blood red ppt [FeSCN]2+

64
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For C & H

65
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For N

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Duma’s & Kjeldahl’s method

66
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CxHyNz + CuO heat gives

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xCO2 + y/2H2O + z/2N2

67
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Vstp =

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[P(T) - P(H2O)]V1 x 273/760xT1

68
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%N =

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28/22400 x Vstp(mL) x 100/W

69
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Limitation of Kjeldahl’s method

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Can’t estimate nitrobenzene, azo & diazo cmpds

70
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For X

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Carius method

71
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%X

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At. wt of X x W(AgX) x 100/MM of AgX x W(oc)

72
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For S

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Carius method

73
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%S

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32xW(BaSO4)x100/233W(oc)

74
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%P

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31W(o)x100/1877W(oc)

75
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BP prop

76
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Reactivity of H prop

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stability of free radical(3>2>1*)

77
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Reactivity of X

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F2>Cl2>Br2>I2

78
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Which will only react with KMnO4 to give alcohol

79
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n-hexane to benzene

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Cr2O3 773K, 10-20atm

80
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Stability of conformations

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Staggered>skew>eclipsed

81
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CaC2 + H2O

82
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alkynes stability

83
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CHCH to C6H6

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red hot Fe 873K

84
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C6H6 to Gammahexane

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3Cl2 hν/500K

85
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Gammahexane also called

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