Simun Mishra posted an Question
November 08, 2020 • 15:03 pm 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Chemistry (CY)

Can u pls explain this ?

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    Dinesh khalmaniya 1 Best Answer

    option B use CIP rule to decide priority. Check the first higher priority atom if first atom is same then move on next higher priority atom and so on.

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    but sir option a ?

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    wait.

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    A) gives E isomer

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    ok sir

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    tq sir and sir sterio isomers ke lia condition kya kya he

  • Suman Kumar

    mark the priority according to cip rule. option A is correct

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    Priyanshu kumar best-answer

    Simun first give the priority to the group attached to doubly bonded carbon atom. If highest priority group is present on the same side of double bond then they are 'Z' isomer. If highest priority group is present on the opposite side of double bond then they are 'E' isomer

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    option B is correct

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    sir can u pls draw and explain me this

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    see

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    got this simun?

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    yes sir

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    sir can u pls explain me this also pls

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    see

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    If POS is present then it will not show optical isomerism and as due to plane of symmetry there must be same group attached so it will also not show GI

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    got this?

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    please respond simun

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    sry sir yes sir I got it

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