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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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so whenester bond is broken only one hydroxyl group and one cooh group is formed right then na substitutes them to get alkoxide right
 
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An easy, albeit time consuming way to figure these questions out is to simply draw the isomers. You know there's a double bond, so it must show geometric isomerism - cis and trans, that makes 2. But they aren't asking for just geometric isomers, they're asking for all the isomers. Another one would be but-1-ene. So that makes 3. I know this isn't the best way to work it out, but it's better than nothing. :)

The question says 'structural or otherwise' :S I don't know, I could be wrong.

Could you or someone else help me with the questions I posted earlier? Just on the previous page.

but there is a differenc betweeen structural and stereo isomers isnt it :/?

well i think the cis and tra wont be included in this one :/

For this question, all isomers, structural, geometric (cis-trans) and optical (chiral) have to be considered.

Besides the 2-methylpropene the other 3 isomers are as mentioned by MaboroshI_I

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Its just that for C4H8, there is no chiral carbon, for we need no consider that part.[/quote]
 
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so whenester bond is broken only one hydroxyl group and one cooh group is formed right then na substitutes them to get alkoxide right

ester bond broken by acidic hydrolysis --> alcohol and COOH group
ester bond broken by alkaline hydrolysis --> alcohol and COO- group (carboxylate, not alkoxide)
 
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how many of the compounds shown will react with aqueous sodium hydroxide to form the solution salt of carboxylic acid
 
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