Answer:
The atomic radius corresponds to Sigma
Explanation:
It is the Van Der Waals radius ;)
Answer:
it gains 2 electrons
Explanation:
atoms want to be more stable, for oxygen it's number is 8, 2 less than the stable ring of 10. and hydrogen has a single electron, 1 less than the stable ring of 2. so oxygen takes 2 electrons 2 make it stable and hydrogen becomes attatched to the oxygen atom to form a covalent bond
1. Sulfur dioxide, or SO2 , has two resonance structures which contribute equally to the overall hybrid structure of the molecule. However, a third Lewis structure can be drawn for SO2 which is more stable in theory, but doesn't quite match experimental data.
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Oxidation refers to a change in electrons (In this case, loss of electrons). It has no impact on the number of neutrons, or for that matter on any sub-atomic particles in the nucleus. So the number of neutrons (3) remains the same
An organic reaction between a substituted alkene and a conjugated diene to form a substituted cyclohexene derivative is said to be Diels-Alder reaction (specifically, [4+2 cycloaddition). The formation of new
-bonds is the driving force of this reaction, which is energetically more stable than the
-bonds.
The reaction that takes place due to the heating of dimethyl maleate in presence of 3-sulfolene is as shown in the image.
On heating 3-sulfolene the compound breaks down to give sulfur dioxide gas and butadiene. This diene then reacts with dimethyl maleate which acts as a dienophiles and then these two diene and dienophiles will undergo a Diels-Alder reaction to form a new 6-membered cyclohexene ring.
Thus, the product formed due to the heating of dimethyl maleate in presence of 3-sulfolene is dimethyl cyclohex-4-ene-1,2-dicarboxylate.