JayNarayanMitruka1

benzyne intermediate hoffmann's bromamide reaction hydrolysis of ester cannizzaro's reaction isotope effect catalysis walden inversion rate law expression steriochemical evidences fries rearrangement cross over experiment isotopic labeling trapping of intermediates detection of intermediates isolation of intermediates intermediates determination product identification non-kinetic investigation kinetic investigation investigation of reaction lead acetate test ignition tube preparation of sodium extract test for both n & s nitroprusside test silver nitrate test ferric ferrocyanide prussian blue foreign elements qualitative analysis sulphur detection halogens detection nitrogen detection hetero elements lassaigne's filtrate element detection sodium extract lassaigne's method ferric thiocyanate fusion tube boat form chair form conformations addition reactions heat of combustion equatorial hydrogen axial hydrogen cyclohexane cyclopentane cyclobutane cyclopropane torsional strain pitzer's strain theory reactions of cycloalkanes preparations of cycloalkanes angle strain baeyer' strain theory aliphatic cyclic compounds alicyclic compounds cycloalkanes titrant molal solution normal decinormal formality molality redox titration acid-base titration titration normality factor normality equation secondary standard solution primary standard solution standard solution concentration terms percentage molarity normality volumetric analysis uses of benzene addition reaction friedel-craft's reaction sulphonation nitration halogenation electophilic substitution director orientation isomerism in benzene orbital picture of benzene c6h6 huckel's rule benzenoid kekule arene benzene molecular formula % yield excess reactant limiting molecular mass of a gas molecular mass & vapor density atomicity amu avogadro's no. mole law of gaseous volume t landolt's experiment law of equivalent proportion law of reciprocal proportion law of multiple proportion law of constant proportion indestructibility of matter law of conservation of mass atomic theory