Chemistry

Physical Properties of Toluene: (i) Colorless liquid matter. (ii) Lighter than water (Specific Gravity: 0.866) (iii) Melting Point → 9.8°C (or —198°C or 98°C); boiling…

Benzene is the main aromatic hydrocarbon. Physical Properties of Benzene: (i) Colorless, volatile liquid with special odour and it is more toxic & carcinogenic (ii)…

Huckel Rule: The cyclic π molecular orbital (electron cloud) formed by overlapping of p orbitals must contain (4n+2) electrons, where n, integer = 0, 1,…

Resonance: It is a process of comparing and contrasting two or more dissimilar Lewis dot structures that can perhaps represent a molecule. They show resonance…

Benzene, benzene derivatives and specialized ring-shaped unsaturated organic compounds are called aromatic compounds. Aromatic compounds have some special characteristics, which are called Aromaticity. They are also…

Specialized type of unsaturation: Aromatic compounds are unsaturated cyclic compounds. Aromatic compounds take part in addition reaction with H2, X2, O2 under drastic condition but…

Below Describe Melting Point and Boiling point of Alkanes, Alkenes and Alkynes Melting Point and Boiling point of Alkanes Branched isomer has less melting point…

Any molecule’s solubility in things depends a lot on whether it is a polar molecule or a non-polar molecule. So, polar molecules are soluble in…

Alkyne is the series of unsaturated hydrocarbons containing a triple bond, including acetylene. Acetylene, also referred to as ethyne, is one of the most well-known…

Uses of Some Polymers Polymers are made up of many many molecules all strung together to form really long chains. Polythene: To produce plastic bag,…