ii) Find the vector equation of the plane determined by the points (1, 0, −1), (0, 1, 1) and (−1, 1, 0).
See Answer →i) Find the angle between the vectors and i
State whether the following statements are True or False? Justify your answers with the help of a short proof or a counter example: (10)
a) The function f, defined by is an odd function.
b)
c) The function f, defined by is differentiable in [0,1].
d) has no points of inflection.
e) is increasing in [− ,5 − 3].
Give the characteristics bands observed in the IR spectra of carboxylic acids and carboxylic acid anhydrides
See Answer →i) List different factors which govern the position and intensity of bands appearing in the IR spectrum of an organic compound.
ii) The C–C stretching vibration is infrared inactive (or nearly inactive). Give reason. In which region, C–H stretching absorptions of alkanes are exhibited?
See Answer →Explain the degrees of freedom for polyatomic molecules.
See Answer →Explain the electronic spectra of the acetylenic and benzenoid chromophore.
See Answer →Explain bathochromic shift with a suitable example.
See Answer →Give the schematic diagram of the order of molecular orbital energies and give the possible electronic transitions in them.
See Answer →(i) The attack of the electrophile in furan occurs at the C-2 (or) position. Explain with the help of a suitable example.
(ii) Write the preparation of pyridine.
Give IUPAC name of the following compounds:
See Answer →How are the signals in an atomic spectrum characterized? Illustrate your answer.
See Answer →What is the necessary condition for observing IR spectrum? Describe in brief the
types of vibrations for a polyatomic molecule.
See Answer →Write the expression of Lambert’s and Beer’s law. List the factors responsible for the deviation from Beer-Lambert’s law.
See Answer →Write the shortcomings of wave model of electromagnetic radiation. Describe the model that was able to explain these shortcomings.
See Answer →An impure sample of is analyzed using TGA technique. TG curve of the sample indicates the total mass change from 85 mg to 30.7 mg when this sample was heated up to 1173 K. calculate the purity of the sample.
Taking suitable examples explain the effect of furnace atmosphere on TG curves.
See Answer →Explain ionic nobilities and transport number.
See Answer →How the conductance is varies with concentration? Explain with the help of suitable examples.
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