Fischer Projection
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Q. What is specific rotation ?
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Q. Which of the following is the correct fischer projection of the following wedge-dash structure?
- None of the above
Q. Which of the following is the fischer projection of the compound given below?
Q. In optical isomerism, symbol 'd' stands for:
- Dextrorotatory, which rotates plane polarised light towards left.
- Dextrotatory, which rotates plane polarised light towards right.
- Relative configuration with respect to latic acid taken as standard.
- None of the above
Q. What are the necessary and sufficient conditions for a molecule to be optically active?
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Alternating Axis of symmetry
Condition for Enantiomeric
Meso and Racemic
Difference between d and l and D and L
D and L Configuration Descriptors
Properties of Optical Isomers
Erythro and Threo Designation
Stereochemistry of C compounds not containg Allenes
Optical Activity of t-Amines and t-Carbanion
Racemic Mixture
Resolution of Racemic Mixture
Regioselective and Regioselective reactions
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Q. What can be inferred from the magnetic moment values of the following complex species?
A) Example:K4[Mn(CN)6]
Magnetic moment 2.2 BM
B) Example:[Fe(H2O)6]2+
Magnetic moment:5.3 BM
C) Example:K2[MnCl4]
Magnetic moment:5.9 BM
A) Example:K4[Mn(CN)6]
Magnetic moment 2.2 BM
B) Example:[Fe(H2O)6]2+
Magnetic moment:5.3 BM
C) Example:K2[MnCl4]
Magnetic moment:5.9 BM
Q. Which of the following notations is not used to distinguish between pairs of enantiomers?
- R and S
- E and Z
- (+) and (−)
- D and L
Q. Which of the following statements regarding the given projection is/are correct?
- W and Y have different configuration.
- Z is projection of W.
- W, X, Y and Z are optically active.
- Y and Z are isomers.
Q. in complex compound with 6 coordination number which will shows optical isomerism, what the concept
Q. Correct statement about the compound I, II, III are
- I and II are identicals
- I and II are diastereoisomers
- I and III are enantiomers
- I and II are enantiomers
Q. Select the correct statement about A and B
- A is optically active
- B is optically active
- None of the above
- Both (a) and (b)
Q. In fischer projections, what do horizontal line, vertical line and intersection represent? Match them below.
- Groups above plane
- Groups below plane
- Carbon atom
Q. An optically active isomer of a compound rotated the plane polarised light anti clockwise. Then the isomer is:
- dextro isomer
- laevo isomer
- racemic mixture
- none
Q. Is there any relation that the R isomer compound will rotate the plane polarised light towards right only and the S isomers compound will rotate the plane polarised light towards left only?
Q. An optically active alcohol:
- rotates the plane polarised light only clockwise
- rotates the plane polarised light only anti clockwise
- rotates the plane polarised light both clockwise and anti clockwise
- do not rotate the plane polarised light