on the DAT, will they give us say for aldol or claisen, 2 equivalents of the reactant? or will they just list 1 expecting you to know what will happen
question about equivalency in ochem
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One molar of anything means 6.023 *10^23 molecules, right?
Now think about collision therory. There would be many molecules of keton and aldehyde that collide with the right orientation. SO:
yes, when they gove you ald/Ketone with the right catalyst (acid/base), do condensation reaction. It is also easy to realize this looking at your answer choices.
Now think about collision therory. There would be many molecules of keton and aldehyde that collide with the right orientation. SO:
yes, when they gove you ald/Ketone with the right catalyst (acid/base), do condensation reaction. It is also easy to realize this looking at your answer choices.
