Acid hydration of 3,3-dimethyl-1-butene can give rearranged alcohol mainly due to A Radical chain transfer B Carbocation rearrangement C Concerted
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Chapter 17: Special Theory of Relativity (Set-4)
Hydration of 2-methylpropene under acidic conditions mainly forms which alcohol A Isobutanol major B Acetone major C tert-Butanol major D
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Acid-catalyzed hydration of propene mainly forms which alcohol A 1-propanol mainly B Propanal mainly C 2-propanol mainly D Propanone mainly
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Which reagent converts an alkene directly into an alcohol by adding water under acidic conditions A B. SOCl2 reagent B
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When propene is hydrated under acidic conditions, which functional group is formed in the major organic product? A Primary alcohol
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In YDSE, a thin glass plate (μ, t) is placed before one slit. If the original central bright fringe shifts
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In YDSE, if the wavelength is doubled while D and d remain same, fringe width becomes A Half B Same
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In YDSE, if one slit is covered by a glass plate of thickness t and refractive index μ, the whole
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For a clear interference pattern, the two sources should ideally have the same A Coherence property B Color only C
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Which property must remain stable to obtain a steady interference pattern on the screen A Amplitude only B Constant frequency
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