MARAN ACADEMY
PG TRB CHEMISTRY
- The mechanism involving the Transition state is
- SN1
- SN2
- E1
- E2
- SN1 reaction rates is increased for allylic substrate present at
- 1 and 2 position
- 1 and 3 position
- 1 and 4 position
- 3 and 5 position
- Among the halides the best leaving group is
- F-
- Cl-
- Br-
- I -
- .
The reaction of benzene are mainly- Free radical substitution
- Electrophilic substitution
- Nucleophilic substitution
- Nucleophilic addition
- .
The rate of enhancement by the neighbouring group is called- Anchimeric substitution
- Achimeric assistance
- Anchimeric addition
- Anchimeric process
- Walden inversion is related with
- SN1
- SN2
- E1
- E2
- Select the electrophone
- SO3
- ROH
- H2O
- CN-
- The strongest nucleophile is
- H2O
- OH-
- RO-
- CN-
- Alkyl halides on treatment with Aq.KOH gives
- Alkenes
- alkynes
- alcohols
- alkonides
- Tertiary alkyl halides undergo alkaline hydrolysis by this mechanism
- SN1
- SN2
- E1
- E2
- Erythroes and threoes are
- Enentiomers
- Antipodes
- Diastereoisomers
- Conformations
- In which projection nomenclature the molecule is written with the longest carbon chain placed vertically
- wedge
- newmann
- fisher
- sawhorse
- Epimers are the two diasteromers which differ in the configuration of ------- chiral centre
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- The number of optically active forms of 2,3 dibromo succinic acid is
- 4
- 2
- 3
- 8
- How many pairs of enentiomers possible for a compound with three distinct chiral centers?
- 3
- 4
- 2
- 8
- Stereoisomers not related to each other as object and image are called
- Enentiomers
- Enentiomers
- Diastereoisomers
- Conformations
- The absolute configuration of to asymmetric carbon atom of (+)Tartaric acid are
- R,R
- S,S
- R,S
- S,R
- The plane of symmetry is also called
- α-plane
- β-plane
- γ-plane
- σ-plane
- Process of separation of racemic mixture into optically isomer is known as
- Resolution
- Racemisation
- walden inversion
- epimerisation
- Isomers which are nonsuper impossible mirror image of each other are called
- Enentiomers
- Antipodes
- Diastereoisomers
- Conformations