Dimethyl acetaldehyde undergoes Cannizzaro's reaction despite its contains alpha hydrogen. explain.

Because of the presence of only one alpha hydrogen , it's alpha hydrogen is very very weak acidic and so aldol condensation is slower than Cannizzaro's reaction.

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Penta-1,3-diene is more stable than penta-1,4 -diene. Why?

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Trifluoroethyl carbocation is less stable than trifluromethyl carbocation why ?

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Chloral hydrate (CH3-CHO.2H2O) has unusual stability due to -I effect of three Chlorine atoms, which leads to the formation of two Hydrogen bond. The energy released in the formation of three bonds provides extra stability.