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#1 Posted 3:15pm 09-02-10 Optical activityQ1. Which of the following isomers of dichlorocyclohexane are optically active? (a) 1,1 dichloro (b) 1,2 (cis) dichloro (c) 1,2 (trans) dichloro (d) 1,3 (cis) dichloro (e) 1,3 (trans) dichloro (f) 1,4 (cis) dichloro (g) 1,4 (trans) dichloro
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#2 Posted 3:29pm 09-02-10 Re: Optical activityQ2. [image]41209401.jpg[/image] Comment on the optical activity/inactivity of the following compound
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#3 Posted 6:13pm 09-02-10 Re: Optical activity2) isn't above compound a meso compound it has a plane of symmetry. optically inactive |
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#4 Posted 10:36am 10-02-10 Re: Optical activityYeah it should be a meso compound but what if you reflect the compound about its bottom portion. then you cant superimpose the mirror image on the original compound. So it should be optically active.
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#5 Posted 3:36pm 10-02-10 Re: Optical activityyes. bhaiya if we reflect it about the plane of the carbon cycle. |
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#6 Posted 4:49pm 10-02-10 Re: Optical activity(a) 1,1 dichloro inactive(since different grps shud be attached to carbon for it to be chiral) (b) 1,2 (cis) dichloro inactive(symmetry) (c) 1,2 (trans) dichloro active (d) 1,3 (cis) dichloro inactive(symmetry) (e) 1,3 (trans) dichloro active (f) 1,4 (cis) dichloro inactive(symmetry) (g) 1,4 (trans) dichloro inactive(point of symmetry) |
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#7 Posted 11:03pm 10-02-10 Re: Optical activity(b) 1,2 (cis) is chiral but inactive the compound has NO symmetry yet it is inactive.
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