Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
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Base is tert-butoxide thus favours elimination with 3° alkyl halide and gives alkene
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Tollen's reagent oxidises aldehydes into carboxylate ion whereas ketone is not oxidised by tollen's reagent.
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CH? – CH? – COO? Na? - (NaOH, CaO, Heat)-> CH? – CH? + Na? CO?
Decarboxylation takes place by soda-lime (NaOH + CaO)
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Teflon are prepared by addition polymerization from tetrafluroethene.
CF? = CF? - (catalyst, High pressure)-> [–CF? – CF? –]? Teflon
Nylon-66, Novolac, Dacron are prepared by condensation polymerisation.
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π = iCRT
P? = 1 * (10/180) * R * T (For Glucose)
P? = 1 * (10/60) * R * T (For Urea)
P? = 1 * (10/342) * R * T (For Sucrose)
∴ P? > P? > P?
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