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Odisha Board Chemistry Solutions for Exercise - QUESTIONS

Simple step-by-step solutions to QUESTIONS questions of Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques from Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1. Also get 3D topic explainers, cheat sheets, and unlimited doubts solving on EMBIBE.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 21

Which of the following can exhibit cis-trans isomerism?

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 22

Acetone and propen-2-ol are

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11th Odisha Board
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 23

A pair of optically active compounds which are not mirror images are called

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11th Odisha Board
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 24

Which are isomers?

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 25

The hybridisation of carbon atoms in C-C single bond in HC≡C-CH=CH2 is

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11th Odisha Board
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 26

Which of the following orders regarding the electronegativity of hybrid orbitals of carbon is correct?

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11th Odisha Board
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 27

A molecule is said to be chiral if it

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 16 - Organic Chemistry:Some Basic Principles and Techniques>QUESTIONS>Q 34

Which of the following mixture would steam distillation be the most appropriate method of separation