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Basics of Organic Reaction Mechanism
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P = I and II are diastereomers and II and III are enantiomers
Q = I and IV are mesomers and are optically inactive
R = I and III can be interconverted by a base catalysed isomerisation
S = only I and IV are HlO4 cleavable
T = I and III are D-sugars and II and IV are L-sugars
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The isoelectric point for the amino acid is
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| P. Acetone | I. 1870 |
| Q. Ethyl acetate | II. 1800 |
| R. Acetamide | III. 1740 |
| S. Acetyl chloride | IV. 1700 |
| V. 1660 | |
| VI. 1600 |
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