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isopentane monochlorination 13 years 1 month before #1231

monochlorination of isopentane and carefully by fractional distillation all its components are separated

a) write structural forms and 7o stereochemical of all monochlorinated products.

b) how many factions are separated in the distillation.
c) How many fractions can be solved?
d) how many monochlorinated compounds have optical activity.

Please, the graphs of the structures would be interesting.

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Re: isopentane monochlorination 13 years 1 month ago #1236

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In total there are 4 fractions obtained by distillation (remember that enantiomers have the same boiling point and do not separate)

To solve means to separate the enantiomers of a mixture, a fraction can be solved.

The pair of enantiomers presents separate optical activity, although the two enantiomers together as produced by the reaction (racemate) are optically inactive.

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Re: isopentane monochlorination 1 year 1 week before #13811

Which would be the majority and why?

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Re: isopentane monochlorination 1 year 1 week before #13813

Hello! In this video you can see how the percentages in which the different products of the halogenation reactions are obtained are calculated.

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