Question
Why are free radicals extremely reactive?
Solution
Their greater reactivity is due to the tendency of the odd electron in them to get paired up.
Why are free radicals extremely reactive?
Their greater reactivity is due to the tendency of the odd electron in them to get paired up.
What are aromatic compounds?
What are heterocyclic compounds?
What does IUPAC stand for?
What system of nomenclature is accepted universally?
What are isomers?
How many chain isomers are possible for pentane?
Which characteristic is common to different isomers of a compound?
Name three alkanes which do not show chain isomerism.
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