Stereochemistry of the Products in SN1 and SN2 Reactions
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Q. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true for the following reaction?
(1) It involves a carbocation intermediate
(2) Rearrangement is due to SN1 mechanism.
(3) It proceeds via SN2 pathway.
(4) It involves neighbouring group participation.
(1) It involves a carbocation intermediate
(2) Rearrangement is due to SN1 mechanism.
(3) It proceeds via SN2 pathway.
(4) It involves neighbouring group participation.
- (1), (2)
- (2), (4)
- (1), (2), (4)
- (3), (4)
Q. A reaction gives the following result:
What would be the percentage of back side attack of the reagent assuming the reaction is completed?
What would be the percentage of back side attack of the reagent assuming the reaction is completed?
- 35%
- 65%
- 85%
- 30%
Q.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
- IIIIII(b)BAC
- IIIIII(c)CBA
- IIIIII(a)ABC
- IIIIII(d)CAB
Q. 2-chlorobutane obtained by chlorination of butane, will be:
- Meso-form
- l - form
- d - form
- Racemic form
Q. Reaction of R-2-bromobutane with aqueous KOH follows two parallel reactions, one by SN2 (complete inversion) and other by SN1 (complete racemization). Specific optical activity for R-2-butanol is −13.50∘/gmL per dm length of the polarimeter.
If in a 10 cm tube polarimeter, 10 ml of R-2-bromobutane along with KOH is filled, then after complete reaction of R-2-bromobutane, the mass of all alcohols formed is found equal to 5 g of which 1 g is of R-2-butanol. Then, the total optical rotation (in degree) of the solution is
If in a 10 cm tube polarimeter, 10 ml of R-2-bromobutane along with KOH is filled, then after complete reaction of R-2-bromobutane, the mass of all alcohols formed is found equal to 5 g of which 1 g is of R-2-butanol. Then, the total optical rotation (in degree) of the solution is
Q.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
- IIIIII(a)ABC
- IIIIII(d)CAB
- IIIIII(c)CBA
- IIIIII(b)BAC
Q. A reaction gives the following result:
What would be the percentage of back side attack of the reagent assuming the reaction is completed?
What would be the percentage of back side attack of the reagent assuming the reaction is completed?
- 35%
- 85%
- 65%
- 30%
Q. A reaction gives the following result:
What would be the percentage of back side attack of the reagent assuming the reaction is completed?
What would be the percentage of back side attack of the reagent assuming the reaction is completed?
Q. Reaction of R-2-bromobutane with aqueous KOH follows two parallel reactions, one by SN2 (complete inversion) and other by SN1 (complete racemization). Specific optical activity for R-2-butanol is −13.50∘/gmL per dm length of the polarimeter.
If in a 10 cm tube polarimeter, 10 ml of R-2-bromobutane along with KOH is filled, then after complete reaction of R-2-bromobutane, the mass of all alcohols formed is found equal to 5 g of which 1 g is of R-2-butanol. Then, the total optical rotation (in degree) of the solution is
If in a 10 cm tube polarimeter, 10 ml of R-2-bromobutane along with KOH is filled, then after complete reaction of R-2-bromobutane, the mass of all alcohols formed is found equal to 5 g of which 1 g is of R-2-butanol. Then, the total optical rotation (in degree) of the solution is
Q. Given are the structures of cyclic D-glucoside.
Moles of HlO4 consumed with X and Y are respectively:
- 2, 2
- 3, 3
- 2, 3
- 3, 2