Saturday, January 26, 2019

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Inductive effect and field effect in organic chemistry

What is inductive effect ? When a hetero atom of different electronegativities is attached to the ending carbon of a carbon   chain , then a permanent displacement of covalently bonded electrons  occurs  toward the more electronegative atom, which create a permanent polarization in molecule. So,inductive...

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

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Geometrical or cis-trans isomerism and properties of geometrical isomerism.

What is geometrical isomerism? Many compounds that contain one double bond exist in two forms which differ in most of their physical and in many of their chemical properties.  There is no free rotation about a double bond for such type of compounds due to maximum overlap of the two pi orbitals which cause resistance to...

Sunday, January 20, 2019

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What is resonance ? give significance of resonance and resonance energy.

What is resonance ? When a molecule can not be completely represented by a single structure but its characteristic properties can be described by two or more different structures , then the true structure is said to a resonance hybrid of these structure and this phenomenon is called resonance.      ...

Friday, January 18, 2019

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Charge transfer( CT ) or electron donor acceptor(EDA) complexes and their properties.

What is charge transfer( CT ) or electron donor acceptor( EDA) complexes ? A charge transfer (CT) complex or electron donor acceptor (EDA) complex is an association of two or more molecules or different parts of one large molecule in which a fraction of electronic charge is transferred...

Wednesday, January 16, 2019

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why volume of ice decrease on melting and ortho nitro phenol is more volatile than para nitro phenol ?

Why volume of ice decreases on melting ?  In ice , the water molecules are tetra hedrally oriented with respect to one another.At the same time each oxygen atom is surrounded tetra hedrally by four hydrogen atoms, two of these are bonded covalently and the other two by hydrogen bonds.  The hydrogen bonds...

Monday, January 14, 2019

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Simple or rotational axis of symmetry plane of symmetry and inversion of cane sugar

What is elements of symmetry ? In stereo-chemistry, the elements of symmetry can be defined as a specific operations that generate the repetition of the geometric shapes of molecules which observed carrying out symmetry operation. What is simple or rotational axis of symmetry ?  Simple axis or...

Saturday, January 12, 2019

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Racemic modification and epimerisation

What is racemic modification ? It has been observed that an equimolecular mixture of a pair of enantiomers is optically inactive.This is to expected,since enantiomers have equal but opposite rotatory power. Such type of a mixture is said to be optically inactive by external compensation and is known as a racemic modification.  It...

Thursday, January 10, 2019

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Homotopic diastereotopic and enantiotopic.

What is homotopic ? Two atoms or groups in a molecule are homotopic  if the separate replacement of each  group or atom  by some other group or atom produce the same molecule. For example, the  α-axial , β-axial and β-equitorial, α-equitorial H-atoms in chair conformation of cyclohexane are...

Sunday, January 6, 2019

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optical activity of spirans and biphenyl compounds.

What is spirans ? If both double bonds in allene are replaced by ring systems, the resulting molecules are  called spirans. For example , spiro-2,2 pentane,  1-chloro spiro-5,3-nonane.  3D structure of 1-chloro-spiro-5,3-nonane is as follows. Why spirans are optically active ? Examination...

Friday, January 4, 2019

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Optical isomerism enantiomers diastereomers and optical activity of dissymmetric molecule.

What is optical isomerism ? A compound which contains asymmetric carbon atom that  is, a carbon atom linked to four different groups or atoms, can exists in two isomeric forms which differ in their sign of rotation, such a compound exhibits optical isomerism.  For example, lactic acid . The 3D isomeric...
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