Q. Nitration of a benzene molecule shows the reaction of

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Q. Benzene reacts with bromine in the presence of an anhydrous iron bromide(III) catalyst to give

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Q. To make nitrobenzene, the nitrating mixture is refluxed at

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Q. The presence of benzene (C₆H₆) ring in an alkylarene can affect the characteristic reactions of its

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Q. Introducing NO₂ group into a molecule is known as

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Q. The carbon-halogen bond in Halogenoarenes is much more stronger than equivalent bond of

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Q. In benzene's reactions, benzene maintains its highly stable delocalized pi bonding due to

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Q. When phosphorus reacts with oxygen, it gives off clouds of

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Q. The sodium burns with the flame of color

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Q. Magnesium and Aluminum burns with bright white flames and reacts vigorously when heated with

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Q. Sodium reacts vigorously with

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Q. Sulfur trioxide is obtained by oxidation of

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Q. When sodium (Na) is heated and added to chlorine gas (Cl₂) jar it forms

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Q. Blue flame in a gas jar of oxygen gas (O₂) is burning through powder of

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Q. The fumes of sulfur dioxide (SO₂) are

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Q. Terbium (Tb) atomic mass of 159 belongs to block

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Q. The element which perfectly matched the qualities which Mendeleev predicted in his Periodic table was

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Q. The recurrence of the same pattern in the periodic table is called its

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Q. For yet undiscovered elements Periodic table has

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Q. The Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev in 1869 devised the

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