Qualitative tests for lipids
What is lipids? Lipids are organic heterogeneous compounds found in living organisms and are long chains of triglycerides of fatty […]
Biochemistry, Blog, Chemistry
Chemistry
The branch of science which deals with the composition ,structure, properties and reactions of matter. There are different branches of chemistry like organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry biochemistry, physical chemistry, industrial chemistry, nuclear chemistry
Robinson Annulation Attractive and Vital 3 Main step Mechanism
What is Robinson Annulation? [ez-toc] Actually Robinson annulation is the formation of ring by following three step (1) First step
Chemistry, Organic Chemistry
Michael Addition Fully Electrify with 3 Main Steps Mechanism!
What is Michael’s Addition? [ez-toc] Michael addition reaction is also called the 1,4 addition reaction or Conjugated addition. When Michael
Blog, Organic Chemistry
Cannizzaro Reaction
Those carbonyl compound which donot contain α-H react in the presence of conc. base gives alcohol ( reduced product) and
Chemistry
Acid Strength
What is acid strength? The measurement of the ability of an acid to donate its H+ ion is known as
Chemistry, Organic Chemistry
Steric effect
What is the steric effect? Steric effect is the spatial interaction (non-bonding) due to spatial crowding of bulky groups in
Inductive Effect-learn with super tricks in 1 click
What is the inductive effect? The induction of polarization of a sigma bond due to the electronegativity difference between the
Tautomerism | Definition, Types, Mechanism & Examples
What is tautomerism? [ez-toc] Tautomerism is a phenomenon in which a hydrogen atom’s movement and a double bond’s shifting take
Organic Chemistry
Aldol Condensation Reaction
Carbonyl compounds having α-H atom undergo self-condensation reaction on warming with dilute acid or dilute base and give β-hydroxy carbonyl
Organic Chemistry, Chemistry
The resonance effect-Fascinating overview in 1 click
What is the resonance effect? The decrease in electron density at one position accompanied by a corresponding increase at another