JEE Question Paper 2006

JEE Question Paper 2006.

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can this reaction is made to proceed in forward direction’?
(A) addition of cis 1. 2 diol (13) addition of borax
(C) addition oltrans l.2diol (I)) additionof Nal1PO4
Ans: (A)

I)ue to formation of chelated complex. the reaction moves in forward direction.
A solution when diluted with H20 and boiled, it gives a white precipitate. On addition of excess NII4CI/N the volume of precipitate decreases leaving behind a white gelatinous precipitate. Identify the precipitate
dissolves in NI 1401 IiNII4CI.
(A) /n(OII)2 (B) Al (Ull)3
(C) Mg(O[I)2 (D) Ca(O[1)2

Due to formation of tetraamrnine zinc (II) complex: Zn’2 + N114011 —[/xI(NlI)4]
When benzene stilfonic acid and p-nhtrophenol are treated with NaHCO3. the gases released respectively are
(A) SO2. NO2 (13) SO2. NO
(C) SO2. °2 (1)) CO2 CO2
(D)

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