A) sp3 B) sp C) sp2 D) dsp2
A) Two B) Three C) Five D) Four
A) Yes B) No C) Only for nitrogen D) Only for carbon
A) Chiral sulfur B) Chiral nitrogen C) Chiral metal D) Chiral carbon
A) A meso compound is formed B) An enantiomer is produced C) The hybridization changes D) The molecule becomes achiral
A) Oxidation B) Stabilization C) Reduction D) Racemization
A) Secondary amine B) Neutral ammonia C) Primary amine D) Quaternary ammonium
A) Two B) One C) Four D) Three
A) Planar B) Tetrahedral C) Trigonal bipyramidal D) Linear
A) Yes B) Only when sp2 C) No D) Only when sp3
A) trans-isomer B) mer-isomer C) fac-isomer D) cis-isomer
A) R and S B) Λ and Δ C) E and Z D) D and L
A) The atoms are not hybridized B) They contain only sp2 centers C) They are racemic mixtures D) They are meso compounds
A) A covalent bond B) A hydrogen atom C) The electron pair D) A metal ion
A) sp2 B) d-orbital only C) sp3 D) f-orbital only
A) Chiral center B) Configuration center C) Stereogenic center D) Symmetry center
A) n/2 B) 2+n C) n2 D) 2n
A) Single or double bonds B) Only triple bonds C) Only double bonds D) Only single bonds
A) Clockwise direction of priority B) Highest atomic number C) Counter-clockwise direction of priority D) Lowest atomic number
A) Non-superposable mirror images B) Identical molecules C) Superposable mirror images D) Meso compounds
A) Non-superposable mirror images B) Superposable mirror images C) Compounds with no stereocenters D) Non-superposable, non-identical, non-mirror image molecules
A) The number of substituents B) The arrangement of atoms around the center C) The chemical composition D) The bond length |