Hückel’s molecular orbital(HMO) theory. The π- electron system in conjugated planar molecules can be treated independently of the σ framework. Aromaticity is usually described in
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109. Hückel’s rule.
In the last post, we introduced ourselves to a new concept in organic chemistry – Aromaticity. We will continue to discuss it in this post.
108. Introduction.
From this post onwards we begin discussing a new topic in organic chemistry. This topic deals with a certain class of organic compounds, which are
107.Resonance structures
We studied the structure of benzene in the last post. However, the structure of benzene has many resonance contributors. The resonance structures of benzene can
106. Kekule Structure
This topic is sort of a link between the earlier topic we discussed(Resonance) and the upcoming topic we shall start discussing soon. The structure of
105.Resonance Rules
In the last post, we studied what resonance means and how resonating structures blend to give the resonance hybrid structure. In this post, we shall
104.Resonance
From this post onwards, we shall start discussing a phenomenon, which manifests itself in many compounds and which is responsible for deviations in structure, properties,
103.CHEMICAL BONDING (50)- Practice Problems.
Q: Why is o- hydroxy benzaldehyde a liquid whereas p-hydroxy benzaldehyde a solid, with high MP, at room temperature? A: o- hydroxy benzaldehyde has intramolecular
102.Secondary bonding(6)- Protein folding
We continue to study the physical manifestations of H- bonds and their importance. Protein folding Hydrogen bonds are an integral part of the protein structure.
101. Secondary bonding(5)- Hydrogen Bonding (3)
We studied hydrogen bonding in the last two posts. In this post, we will study the types of these bonds and their implications. The H-bond,
100. Secondary bonding(4)- Hydrogen Bonding (2)
I take immense pride in writing the 100th post on this blog. I am glad that I could continue writing throughout my pregnancy after my daughter was
99. Secondary bonding(3)- Hydrogen Bonding (1)
In this post, we start discussing a type of secondary bonding, without which life would not be possible !! How is hydrogen bonding and life
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