Tautomerism
What is tautomerism? Examples of Tautomerism: Keto-Enol Form: Lactam-Lactim form: Amide-imidic acid form: Amine-Imine form: Conditions for tautomerism: Structural requirement…
Acid Strength
What is acid strength? The measurement of the ability of an acid to donate its H+ ion is known as…
Michael Addition
What is Michael’s Addition? The Michael addition reaction is also called the 1,4 addition reaction or conjugated addition. When a…
Qualitative Tests For Lipids
What is lipids Lipids are a diverse group of water-insoluble organic molecules, including fats, oils, waxes, steroids, and fat-soluble vitamins, crucial…
Chemical Bonding
Chemical Bonding The attractive force which holds various constituents (atoms, ions, etc.) together and stabilises them by the overall loss…
Sample Collection Process
Sample collection The process of acquiring tissues, fluids, or any other sample or material for laboratory analysis is called the…
Cannizzaro Reaction
Cannizzaro Reaction Those carbonyl compound which donot contain α-H react in the presence of conc. base gives alcohol ( reduced…
Inductive Effect
What is the inductive effect? Types of inductive groups: Groups with (-I) effect: Groups with (+I) effect: Order of Inductive…
Aldol Condensation Reaction
Aldol Condensation Reaction Carbonyl compounds having α-H atom undergo a self-condensation reaction on warming with dilute acid or dilute base…
The resonance effect
What is the Resonance Effect? Thus, it can be said that the -NH2 group in aniline gives electrons to the…
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