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In which of the following diagrams of enthalpy vs reactions progress for two step reactions is the second step fast but essentially irreversible while the first step slow and reversible

A

B

C

D

ANS B

15 Answers

4
UTTARA ·

Hydration of the carbonyl group is least effective in the case of

(A)chloral

(B)glyoxal

(C)acetaldehyde

(D)

ANS D

4
UTTARA ·

Ans A

4
UTTARA ·

A certain volume of ethylene after partial reduction with hydrogen in presence of a metal catalyst required 10% more oxygen for complete combustion than it would have originally. Calculate the ethane: ethylene ratio after partial reduction.

3 : 2

2 : 3

7 : 6

6 : 7

1
student ·

1 is clearly b

1
student ·

q3 hofmann elimination answer A

4
UTTARA ·

For (1)

If the curve is steeper it means irreversible no ?? ( I am somehow confused over this)

Cud u plzz explain 1

For (3)

r8 ans

Thanks

1
student ·

ΔG<0 is irreveresible

ΔG≈0 reversible

4
UTTARA ·

ok fine

Any tries for 2 n 4 th qs ????

39
Pritish Chakraborty ·

I think hydration is least effective in case of chloral...it would cause SN instead of nucleophilic addition.

4
UTTARA ·

No Pritish ans given is D for the second one

3
rocky ·

FOR 4 ITS COMING TO BE 3:2 ?????????

3
rocky ·

C2H4 INITIALLY LET a moles

C2H4→→C2H6
a(1-x) ax

C2H4+ 3O2→→2co2 +2H2O

C2H6 + 3.5O2→→2co2 +3H2O

total moles of oxygen used after partial reduction=3a+0.5ax(i.e 3a(1-x)+3.5ax)

now 0.5ax=(10/100)*3a

so x=3/5
reqd. ratio = x/1-x
that is 3:2

1
zzzzzzzzzzzz ·

Q1........

if steeper the curve, higher is the activation energy, slower is the rate of reaction.
Therefore, ans has to be either of c or d, but c n d r lukin identical.....aren't they?

if v luk at de graph c n d.......Ea of reactant and Ea of intermediate is nearly same, indicates that the rate of forward reaction is equal to rate of backward reacion....... means reation is at equilibrium.......

1
zzzzzzzzzzzz ·

Q2.......

ketones are less reative than aldehydes.........

1
zzzzzzzzzzzz ·

Q4......

I think rocky is rite.......

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