Why do stronger nucleophiles favor SN2 reaction mechanism?   A stronger nucleophile is a highly electron rich or fully negative charg...

  What is magnesium carbonate?   Magnesium carbonate i s an inorganic salt of carbonic acid with chemical formula MgCO3 . Both anhydrou...

  What is ammonium or ammonium ion? Ammonium or ammonium ion is a positively charges polyatomic cation with chemical formula, NH4+. The s...

  What is nh3 aqueous solution?   NH3 aqueous means aqueous solution of ammonia or ammoniumhydroxide which is also known as aqueous a...

  What is triethylphosphine compound? Triethylphosphine is an organophosphorus compound with molecular formula, C6H15P or P(CH2CH3)3 or...

  What is trimethylphosphine? Trimethylphosphine is an organophosphorus compound with molecular formula, C3H9P or P(CH3)3. The preferred...

  What is ethylene oxide or oxiran?   Ethylene oxide or oxiran is an organic compound with chemical formula C2H4O. It is a colorless an...

  What is a methane hydrate or methane clathrate?   Methane hydrate , also known as methane clathrate , hydromethane, fire ice or metha...

  What is methane in organic chemistry?   Methane is a hydride of carbon or hydrogen carbide . It is the simplest alkane of alkane fami...

  What is methyl alcohol in organic chemistry?   Methyl alcohol or carbinol is the simplest aliphatic monohydric alcohol in organic che...

  What is hydrazine (NH2-NH2) gas?   Hydrazine is an inorganic compound with chemical formula N2H4. It is a colorless fuming oily liqui...

  What is hydroxylamine? Hydroxylamine is a nitrogenous inorganic compound with chemical formula, NH2-OH. Hydroxylamine is also known a...