Which of the following effects primarily contributes to the enhanced stability of a t-butyl carbocation compared to an isopropyl carbocation?
Resonance effect
Inductive effect (+I)
Hyperconjugation
Both +I effect and hyperconjugation
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Who pointed out the concept hyperconjugation?
Nathan and Baker
Mullikan
Kekule
Kolbe
Chlorobenzene is 0, p-directing in electrophilic substituting reaction. The directing influence is explained by
of Ph
of Cl
of Cl
of Ph
Arrange - toluidine (I) N,N-dimethyl-- toluidine (II) - nitroaniline (III) and aniline (IV) in order of decreasing basicity
I>IV>III>II
I>II>III>IV
II>I>IV>III
III>I>II>IV
Correct gradation of basic charactor
Which one of the following does not show resonance?
Carbon dioxide
Benzene
Nitromethane
Propane
Which of the following alkene is maximum stable
Which of the following is the weakest base?
Ethyl amine
Ammonia
Dimethyl amine
Methyl amine
Resonance in benzene is accompanied by delocalisation of - electrons. Each - electron is attached with :
4 carbon
2 carbon
3 carbon
6 carbon
Which of the following alkene is maximum stable
Among the following four compounds:
CH3CH2OH (Ethanol)
CH3COOH (Acetic acid)
CH3CH3 (Ethane)
CH3OCH3 (Dimethyl ether)