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Because of free rotation of one phenyl group w r to the other thus it unable to form picrate
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What is the melting point of biphenyl?
the melting point of biphenyl is 70 degrees Celsius.
Is chlorobenzene polar or non polar?
Biphenyl has equal charges on both benzene rings, this material is non polar
Is Biphenyl aromatic or aliphatic compound?
Biphenyl is a non planar molecule and hence should'nt be aromatic.
Why is Biphenyl Soluble in Hexane?
Both are non-polar, thus "like disolves like"
What is the increasing polarity order of bi phenyl benzhydrol benzophenone?
From least to most polar: biphenyl >> benzophenone >> benzhydrol
What is the chemical formula for biphenyl?
The chemical formula for biphenyl is C12H10
Is biphenyl soluble in ethanol?
biphenyl is soluble in ethanol and also in most of organic solvents
Acetyl chloride plus aluminum chloride with biphenyl?
4-acetyl biphenyl
What is a biphenyl?
A biphenyl is a substituted or otherwise altered version of the hydrocarbon C12H10, such as PCBs.
Does pyrate and uranium have a reaction?
If you think to a picrate (a salt of picric acid), yes: an uranyl picrate exist.
What is the melting point of biphenyl?
the melting point of biphenyl is 70 degrees Celsius.
Is chlorobenzene polar or non polar?
Biphenyl has equal charges on both benzene rings, this material is non polar
What is an aminobiphenyl?
An aminobiphenyl is an amine derivative of biphenyl.
What is the difference between Biphenyl and naphthalene?
The difference between Biphenyl and naphthalene is that Biphenyl is two phenyl groups linked by a single bond from a carbon on one phenyl group to another. Naphthalene shares two carbon atoms in between two phenyl groups.
What is the full form of PCB?
PCB stands for "Polychlorinated biphenyl" in chemistry and environmental protection. PCB stands for "printed circuit board" in electrical engineering.
Is Biphenyl aromatic or aliphatic compound?
Biphenyl is a non planar molecule and hence should'nt be aromatic.
Why is it necessary to extract the ether layer with sodium hydroxide?
In this step of the experiment you are trying to separate benzoic acid from biphenyl an impurity. Sodium hydroxide reacts with benzoic acid to form (ar-O-O(-)na(+)) and (H2O), this allows for the ether layer containing biphenyl to separate as the precipitant, which we can now extract and discard.
