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Mass of Br
= ×100
46. (b)% of Br Mass of organic compound
80
= ×100=73. 39 %
109 or approx. 75%
47. (a)
CH 3 COOAg+Br 2 ⃗
CS 2 CH 3 Br+ AgBr+CO 2
48. (a)
50. (c)
52. (d)
CH 3 −CH=CH 2 +HBr ¿⃗
Marko wnikoff's ¿ rule ¿→CH 3 −CH −CH 3 ¿
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53. (a) Br
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only compound (iv) will undergo racemisation. Hence, all the given options are
incorrect.
55. (a): Maleic acid shows geometrical isomerism and not optical isomerism.
56. (c): If reaction is , there will be the formation ofcarbocation and the
rearrangement takes place. In these reactions there is no rearrangement hence both
are mechanism.
58. (c):
59. (d)
Both geometrical isomerism (cis‐trans form) and optical isomerism is possible in the
given compound.
No. of optical isomer
(where no of asymmetric carbon)
Hence total no. of stereoisomers
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61. (a) : Meso compound does not rotate plane polarised light. Compound which
contains tetrahedral atoms with four different groups but the whole molecule is
achiral, is known as meso compound. It possesses a plane of symmetry and is
optically inactive. One of the asymmetric carbon atoms turns the plane of polarised
light to the right and other to the left and to the same extent so that the rotation due
to upper half is compensated by the lower half, i.e., internally compensated, and
finally there is no rotation of plane polarised light.
62. (b) :
63. (d):
Due to absence of asymmetric carbon atom.
64. (d): reaction is favoured by heavy (bulky) groups on the carbon atom attached to
halogens and nature of carbonium ion in substrate is
Benzyl Allyl Tertiary Secondary Primary Methyl halides.
65. (b): atomic radii belongs to the same group orderly Atomic
radii go on increasing as the nuclear charge increases in preceeding downwards in a
group. The decreasing order of bond length
. The order ofbond dissociation energy
During dehydrohalogenation C‐I bond breaks more easily
than C‐F bond. So reactivity order of halides is,
66. (a):
67. (b): Chlorination of ‐butane takes place via free radical formation. i.e.
‐hybrid planar shape intermediate and may attack from either side to give
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68. (c) :
The above compound has no chiral ‘C’‐atom. All the ‘C’ atoms are attached to two
identical ‘H’ atoms, so they are not asymmetrical.
69. (b) :
70. (d):
72. (d): Grignard reagent is prepared by heating an alkyl halide with dry magnesium
powder in dry ether.
73. (b):
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74. (b):
At temperature, substitution occurs instead of addition.
76. (c):
2‐Chlorobutane contains a chiral carbon atom and hence it is optically active
compound.
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Temperature ¿ 623 K
Pressure ¿ 300 atm
81. (a)
82. (b)
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83. (d)
We have been given a bulky base, hence elimination will take place & not
substitution.
84. (c)
85. (c)
is formed in the above reaction
86. (c)
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88. (a)The reaction between CH3Cl and hydroxide ion to yield methanol and chloride
ion follows a second order kinetics, i.e. the rate depends upon the concentration of
both reactants.
89. (b) The product of ozonolysis can give an idea about probable alkene. These are
represented as follows
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