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Siddharth ·

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skygirl ·

second path is not followed..

conc H2SO4 generates H+ which takes part generally...

conc.H2SO4 = very good acid.

=> HSO4- = weak conjugate base. => it is not so effective in abstracting H+.

so path1 is follwed...

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prateek punj ·

yes skygirl i totally agree with u path 1 will be followed....

Also, the case can be as such since the -NO2 group is attached therefore +ve charge on -CH2- will be highly destabalised by the -I effect of -NO2 group....

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msp ·

wat happens in case of dil H2SO4

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skygirl ·

same only re.. woh bhi H+ donate karega...

n the rest will be undissociated...

it wont matter...

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msp ·

ONLY RATE WILL BE REDUCED AM I RITE OR RONG

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Harry Potter ·

YES UR RITE SKY

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skygirl ·

yeah right i think [3]

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prateek punj ·

yup buddy....
only rate will be reduced as Ka of dil. H2SO4 is less.....than Conc. H2SO4..if i'm right.....

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msp ·

txx for all u people for replying for my post i have just cleared abt the use of sulphuric acid

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voldy ·

can N have 10 electrons in valence.????[7]

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skygirl ·

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again i screwed up ...

that day i did this with carbon as well.. (had made it pentavalent in some question here in the forum only)

chhi chhi...

hey someone answer this one then....

thanx once agn srinath ...

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