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test_1

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

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new_annotated

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chem_82

test_2

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

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Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_15

test_3

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_4

test_4

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_95

test_5

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_36

test_6

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_32

test_7

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_29

test_8

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_18

test_9

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_14

test_10

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_87

test_11

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_70

test_12

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_12

test_13

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_76

test_14

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_55

test_15

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_5

test_16

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_28

test_17

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_30

test_18

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_65

test_19

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_78

test_20

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_72

test_21

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: /C=C(\O)Nc1ccccc1C(=O)C B: /C=C(\[O-])Nc1ccccc1C(=O)C C: */C=C(\[O-])Nc1ccccc1C(=O)C* D: c1ccccc1C(=O)N=C[O-] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_690

test_22

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: *C(=O)NCC(O)c1ccccc1.O=P(=O)OP(=O)=O B: C(=O)NCC(O)c1ccccc1.O=P(=O)OP(O)=O C: C(=O)NCC(O)c1ccccc1.O=P(O)(O)P(=O)O D: C1=CC=C(C=C1)C(C(=O)N)O[P](=O)(O)[O]P(=O)(O)O Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_955

test_23

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CC(=O)O[P+](c1ccccc1)(c1ccccc1)c1ccccc1.CC(=O)[O-] B: O=[C-]OC(=O) C: C1=CC=C(C=C1)P(C2=CC=CC=C2)C3=CC=CC=C3 D: CC(=O)O[P+](c1ccccc1)(c1ccccc1)c1ccccc1.CC(=O)O E: CC(=O)O[P+](c1ccccc1)(c1ccccc1)c1ccccc1.CC(=O)OC Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_921

test_24

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: C1=CC=C(C=C1)OC(=O)C(O)OC[O+] B: C(=O)C(C(=O)Oc1ccccc1)O.[H+] C: C(=O)OC(C(=O)Oc1ccccc1).[H+] D: *C(=O)CC(=O)Oc1ccccc1.[H+] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_948

test_25

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: C[C@]12CCC(O)(N3CCC[C@H]3C(=O)[O-])C[C@@]1(O)CCC2=O B: C[C@]12CCC(O)(N3CCCC[C@H]3C(=O)[O-])C[C@@]1(O)CCC2=O C: C1CCN(C1)[C@@H]2C[C@H](C(=O)C3CCCCC3O2)C(=O)[O-] D: C[C@]12CCC(O)(N3CCC[C@@H]3C(=O)[O-])C[C@@]1(O)CC2=O Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_868

test_26

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: OCN1CC2CC(C1)c1cc3nccnc3cc12 B: C1CC2=C3C(=CC=CN3C1)C(=NC2)C4CN(C5CC4C5)C6CO6 C: OCN1CC2CC(C1)c1ccc3nccnc3c12 D: OCN1CC2CC(C1)c1cc3ncccc3cc12 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_803

test_27

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: *CC(N)O.N B: CC(O)N.N C: CC(N)O.O D: based on the specific structure of the molecule shown Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_701

test_28

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: C([R])#O.[Cl-].[Al+3]([Cl-])([Cl-])([Cl-]) B: *C(=O)C1C=CC=[CH+]C1.Cl[Al-](Cl)(Cl)Cl C: *C(=O)C1=CC=C[CH+]C1.Cl[Al-](Cl)ClCl D: *C(=O)C1C=CC=C[CH+]1.Cl[Al-](Cl)(Cl)Cl Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_818

test_29

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CC(=O)OC(C)(O)Oc1ccccc1C(=O)C B: CC(=O)OC(O)(C)Oc1cccc(C)c1C(=O)C C: *CC(=O)OC(O)(C*)Oc1ccccc1C(C)=O D: O=C1OC(CO1)C(=O)OC Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_890

test_30

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: C(=O)C(C)=[OH+].Nc1ccccc1 B: *C(=O)CC(*)=[OH+].Nc1ccccc1 C: c1ccccc1N=C([R1])[O+H]C(=O)[R2] D: C(=O)CC()=[O+].Nc1ccccc1 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_731

test_31

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: *C(=O)NC(*)C(*)=O B: C1[NH]OC1 C: *C(=O)NC(*)C(=O)O* D: *C(=O)OC(*)C(*)=O Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1003

test_32

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CC1(C)CCCC(C)(C)N1O.CC1(C)CCCC(C)(C)N1.[O]Cl B: CC1(C)CCCC(C)(C)N1O.CC1(C)CCCC(C)(C)N1O.[O]Cl C: CC1(C)CCCC(C)(C)N1O.CC1(C)CCCC(C)(C)N1O.[O-]Cl D: CC1(C)CCN(C1(C)C)[O] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1034

test_33

The structure of D-(+)-glucose is <image_1>. The structure of L-(-)-glucose is <image_2>. <image_1> <image_2> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The structure of D-(+)-glucose is <image_1>. The structure of L-(-)-glucose is <image_2>. <image_1> <image_2>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_115

test_34

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CS(=O)(=O)[N-][N+]#N.O=C1CCCC/C1=C\O B: C1CCCCC1C(=O)N=[N+][O-]S(=O)(=O)C C: CS(=O)(=O)[N-][N+]=N.O=C1CCCC1=CO D: CS(=O)(=O)N=[N+]=[N-].OC1=CCCC\C1=O Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_977

test_35

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CN.O=CCCC=O B: CN.C=OCCC=O C: N1CCC(C=O)C1N D: CN.O=C(C)CC=O Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1001

test_36

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: C1=CC=C2C(=C1)C(C=C(C2)OS(=O)(=O)O)N=NC1=CC=CC=C1 B: NNc1ccccc1.O=C1Cc2ccccc2C(OS(=O)O)C1.[H+] C: NNc1ccccc1.O=C1Cc2ccccc2C(OS(=O)O)C1 D: NNc1ccccc1.O=C1Cc2ccccc2C(OS(=O)OH)C1.[H+] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_670

test_37

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: *[C@@H]1O[C@@H]1C[O-] B: `[C@H]1O[C@@H]1CO` C: `C1OC1C[O-]` D: C1COC(O1)CO Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_946

test_38

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: `O=C1CCCCC(C1)Cl.[O-]` B: *[O-].O=C1CCCCCC1Cl C: `[O-]C1=CCCCCC1Cl` D: C1CCCC(C(=O)[C-]1)Cl Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_805

test_39

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CC(C)=O.CC(C)O=O B: CC(C)=O.CC(C)O[O] C: CC(C)=O.CC(C)=[O+][O-] D: CC(=O)OC Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_763

test_40

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CCB().[O-]O[O-] B: *CCB(*)*.[O-]O C: [R][CH][B](R)(R)O[O-] D: CCB().[O-]O[H] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_668

test_41

One mole of a monoatomic real gas satisfies the equation $p(V-b)=RT$ where $b$ is a constant. The relationship of interatomic potential $V(r)$ and interatomic distance $r$ for the gas is given by <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

One mole of a monoatomic real gas satisfies the equation $p(V-b)=RT$ where $b$ is a constant. The relationship of interatomic potential $V(r)$ and interatomic distance $r$ for the gas is given by <image_1>

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_133

test_42

<image_1> Which points correspond to a melting/freezing equilibrium? A: 1 and 5 B: 1 and 3 C: 2 and 4 D: 6 and 7 E: 7 and 8 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> Which points correspond to a melting/freezing equilibrium?

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

MMMU

Multiple choice

chem_1159

test_43

P is the probability of finding the 1s electron of hydrogen atom in a spherical shell of infinitesimal thickness, dr, at a distance r from the nucleus. The volume of this shell is 4$\pi r^2$dr. The qualitative sketch of the dependence of P on r is <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

P is the probability of finding the 1s electron of hydrogen atom in a spherical shell of infinitesimal thickness, dr, at a distance r from the nucleus. The volume of this shell is 4$\pi r^2$dr. The qualitative sketch of the dependence of P on r is <image_1>

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_108

test_44

<image_1> Figure 29-1: Titration curve. Which of the following matches the titration curve shown in Figure 29-1? A: A strong acid is titrated into a weak base. B: A strong acid is titrated into a strong base. C: A strong base is titrated into a weak acid. D: A strong base is titrated into a strong acid. E: A weak base is titrated into a weak acid. Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> Figure 29-1: Titration curve. Which of the following matches the titration curve shown in Figure 29-1?

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

MMMU

Multiple choice

chem_1162

test_45

<image_1> Which point corresponds to the critical point? A: 1 B: 2 C: 5 D: 7 E: 9 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> Which point corresponds to the critical point?

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

MMMU

Multiple choice

chem_1174

test_46

The \%yield of ammonia as a function of time in the reaction N_2(g) + 3H_2(g) \rightleftharpoons 2NH_3(g), \Delta H < 0 at (P, T_1) is given below. If this reaction is conducted at (P, T_2), with T_2 > T_1, the \%yield of ammonia as a function of time is represented by <image_1> <image_2> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The \%yield of ammonia as a function of time in the reaction N_2(g) + 3H_2(g) \rightleftharpoons 2NH_3(g), \Delta H < 0 at (P, T_1) is given below. If this reaction is conducted at (P, T_2), with T_2 > T_1, the \%yield of ammonia as a function of time is represented by <image_1> <image_2>

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_119

test_47

The qualitative sketches I, II and III given below show the variation of surface tension with molar concentration of three different aqueous solutions of KCl, CH$_3$OH and CH$_3$(CH$_2$)$_{11}$OSO$_3^-$Na$^+$ at room temperature. The correct assignment of the sketches is <image_1> A: I: KCl $\quad$ II: CH$_3$OH $\quad$ III: CH$_3$(CH$_2$)$_{11}$OSO$_3^-$Na$^+$ B: I: CH$_3$(CH$_2$)$_{11}$OSO$_3^-$Na$^+$ $\quad$ II: CH$_3$OH $\quad$ III: KCl C: I: KCl $\quad$ II: CH$_3$(CH$_2$)$_{11}$OSO$_3^-$Na$^+$ $\quad$ III: CH$_3$OH D: I: CH$_3$OH $\quad$ II: KCl $\quad$ III: CH$_3$(CH$_2$)$_{11}$OSO$_3^-$Na$^+$ Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The qualitative sketches I, II and III given below show the variation of surface tension with molar concentration of three different aqueous solutions of KCl, CH$_3$OH and CH$_3$(CH$_2$)$_{11}$OSO$_3^-$Na$^+$ at room temperature. The correct assignment of the sketches is <image_1>

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_126

test_48

AgNO_3 (aq.) was added to an aqueous KCl solution gradually and the conductivity of the solution was measured. The plot of conductance ($\Lambda$) versus the volume of AgNO_3 is <image_1> A: (P) B: (Q) C: (R) D: (S) Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

AgNO_3 (aq.) was added to an aqueous KCl solution gradually and the conductivity of the solution was measured. The plot of conductance ($\Lambda$) versus the volume of AgNO_3 is <image_1>

Chemistry

Graph Reasoning

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_140

test_49

KI in acetone, undergoes S_N2 reaction with each of P, Q, R and S. The rates of the reaction vary as <image_1> A: P > Q > R > S B: S > P > R > Q C: P > R > Q > S D: R > P > S > Q Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

KI in acetone, undergoes S_N2 reaction with each of P, Q, R and S. The rates of the reaction vary as <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_130

test_50

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: O=N=NO B: O=NON=O C: O=N-N=O D: ON=N=O Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1143

test_51

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: [O-]c1cc(C(CC(c2ccccc2)=O)=O)ccc1 B: [O-]c1c(C(CC(c2ccccc2)=O)=O)ccnc1 C: [O-]c1c(C(CC(c2ccccc2)=O)C(=O))cccc1 D: [O-]c1c(C(CC(c2ccccc2)=O)=O)cccc1 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1057

test_52

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: [*]C#[C-] B: [*]C#C C: [*]C#[CH] D: [*]C=C Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1122

test_53

In the following reactions, the product S is <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

In the following reactions, the product S is <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_142

test_54

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: ClCCl B: Cl[C-]Cl C: [Cl][C][Cl] D: Cl[C]Cl Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1101

test_55

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: C=CCC/C=C(O[Si]([*])([*])[*])[*] B: C=CCC/C=C(O[Si]([*])([*])[*])\[*] C: C=CCC/C=C(O[Si]([*])([*])[*])/[*] D: C=CCC/C=C(O[Si]([*])[*][*])\[*] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1118

test_56

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: [C@H]1(C2)CCC2C3[C@@]1(N4CCCC4)[C@H]5N=C[C@@H]3N=N5 B: [C@H]1(C2)CCC2C3[C@]1(N4CCCC4)[C@H]5N=C[C@@H]3N=N5 C: [C@@H]1(C2)CCC2C3[C@@]1(N4CCCC4)[C@H]5N=C[C@@H]3N=N5 D: [C@H]1(C2)CCC2C3[C@@]1(N4CCCC4)[C@H]5N=C[C@H]3N=N5 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1075

test_57

The compounds P, Q and S were separately subjected to nitration using HNO_3/H_2SO_4 mixture. The major product formed in each case respectively, is <image_1> <image_2> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The compounds P, Q and S were separately subjected to nitration using HNO_3/H_2SO_4 mixture. The major product formed in each case respectively, is <image_1> <image_2>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_138

test_58

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: [*]C1=CC=CC=C2C2=CC3=CC=CC=C31 B: [*]C1=CC2=CC=CC=C3C3=CC=CC12 C: [*]C1=CC=CC2=CC3=CC=CC=C3C12 D: [*]C1=C(C=CC=C2)C2=CC3=CC=CC=C31 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1084

test_59

In the following reaction, <image_1> the structure of the major product 'X' is <image_2> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

In the following reaction, <image_1> the structure of the major product 'X' is <image_2>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_147

test_60

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: O=C(CC1)[N-]C1=O.C[S+](Br)C B: O=C(CC1)[N-]C1=O.C[S+](Cl)C C: O=C(CC1)[N]C1=O.C[S+](Cl)C D: O=C(CC1)[N-]C1=O.C[S](Cl)C Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1123

test_61

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: */C=C/NC(C*)C(*)C(C)=O.[NH4+] B: */C=C/NC(C*)C(C*)C(C)=O.[NH4+] C: */C=C/NC(C*)C(*)C(C)=O.NH4+ D: \*/C=C\NC(C*)C(*)C(C)=O.[NH4+] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1097

test_62

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: [*][B@-]1(/[O+]=C(c2ccccc2)\C)OC(c3ccccc3)(c4ccccc4)[C@@H]5CCC[N@@+]51[BH2-][H] B: [*][B@-]1(/[O+]=C(c2ccccc2)\C)OC(c3ccccc3)(c4ccccc4)[C@H]5CCC[N@+]51[BH2-][H] C: [*][B@]1(/[O+]=C(c2ccccc2)\C)OC(c3ccccc3)(c4ccccc4)[C@@H]5CCC[N@@+]51[BH2-][H] D: [*][B@-]1(/[O+]=C(c2ccccc2)\C)OC(c3ccccc3)(c4ccccc4)[C@@H]5CCC[N@@+]51[BH3-][H] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1119

test_63

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: O=C(C(c1ccccc1)O)c2ccccc2.[C-]#N B: O=C(C(c1ccccc1)O)c2ccccc2C#N C: O=C(C(c1ccccc1)O)c2ccccc2.[C#N] D: O=C(C(c1ccccc1)O)c2ccccc2C(=[C-])N Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1067

test_64

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: ON1CCC[C@H]1COCC(C)= B: C=C=C#N C: ON1CCC[C@H]1COCC(C)= D: C=CC#N E: ON1CCC[C@H]1COCC(C)= F: C#CC=C G: ON1CCC[C@H]1COCC(C)=O.C=CC#N Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1116

test_65

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_254

test_66

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_490

test_67

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_283

test_68

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_506

test_69

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_496

test_70

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_478

test_71

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_183

test_72

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_458

test_73

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_472

test_74

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_234

test_75

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_420

test_76

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_520

test_77

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_272

test_78

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_230

test_79

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_383

test_80

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_341

test_81

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_285

test_82

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_474

test_83

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_499

test_84

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_432

test_85

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: CC#[N+]C(C)(C)C B: CC#N(C)(C)C C: CC#[N+]C(C)C(C) D: C[C+](C)C#N Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_969

test_86

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_160

test_87

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1> A: C1=CC=C(C=C1)C2=CC(=C(C=C2)C(=O)O)N[N+](=O)[O-] B: Nc1ccccc1/C=C(/C(=O)O)c1ccccc1.O=N(=O)N=O C: Nc1ccccc1/C=C(/C(=O)O)c1ccccc1.O=NON=O D: Nc1ccccc1/C=C(/C(=O)O)c1ccccc1.O=NO[O] Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Please choose the SMILES expression of the transition-state structure shown in the image, ignoring the arrows. <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_990

test_88

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction. A: <image_2> B: <image_3> C: <image_4> D: <image_5> Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. The transition-state structure undergoes changes after the electron has been relocated or reacted. Which of the following options shows the structure after the change? Note: Disregard the arrows in the options. The selected option should represent the immediate product of the next step, not the final product of the reaction.

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation Pro

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_84

test_89

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1> A: O=C(O)C1=CC(c2ccccc2)Nc3ccccc13 B: O=C(O)C1=C(C2=CC=CC=C2)Nc3ccccc13 C: O=C(O)C1=CC(c2ccccc2)N=C3C=CC=CC13 D: O=C(O)C1=CC(c2ccccc2)Nc3ccccc31 Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

An 'arrow-pushing' diagram is a common type of chemical image used to illustrate electron flow in mechanistic steps. Please choose the SMILES expression for the molecules(state) after the electron has been relocated, as depicted in the image. <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

new_annotated

Multiple choice

chem_1153

test_90

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image. Answer the question using a single word or phrase and put the answer in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> In the transition-state structure shown in the image, calculate the total number of bonds in the structure, including single, double, and triple bonds but excluding those involving hydrogen. Note: Disregard arrows. Consider all components present in the transition-state structure shown in the image.

Chemistry

Knowledge-based counting

new_annotated

Open-ended

chem_324

test_91

In the following reactions, the major product W is <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

In the following reactions, the major product W is <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_128

test_92

The correct statement about the following disaccharide is <image_1> A: Ring (a) is pyranose with $\alpha$-glycosidic link B: Ring (a) is furanose with $\alpha$-glycosidic link C: Ring (b) is furanose with $\alpha$-glycosidic link D: Ring (b) is pyranose with $\beta$-glycosidic link Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The correct statement about the following disaccharide is <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_106

test_93

The following carbohydrate is <image_1> A: a ketohexose B: an aldohexose C: an $\alpha$-furanose D: an $\alpha$-pyranose Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The following carbohydrate is <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_111

test_94

Among the following, the least stable resonance structure is <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Among the following, the least stable resonance structure is <image_1>

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_125

test_95

<image_1> The structural formula of the glycinium cation is shown above. Arrows indicate the $pK_a$ values for the labile protons in the molecule. Which of the following is true about the geometry of the glycinium cation? A: The leftmost C atom and all the atoms directly bonded to it lie in the same plane. B: Both C atoms and both O atoms lie in the same plane. C: The N-C-C bond angle is 180°. D: The geometry around the N atom is planar. Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

<image_1> The structural formula of the glycinium cation is shown above. Arrows indicate the $pK_a$ values for the labile protons in the molecule. Which of the following is true about the geometry of the glycinium cation?

Chemistry

Structure Recognition

MMMU

Multiple choice

chem_1168

test_96

The major product H of the given reaction sequence is <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The major product H of the given reaction sequence is <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_109

test_97

In the following reaction sequence, the correct structures of E, F and G are <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

In the following reaction sequence, the correct structures of E, F and G are <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_112

test_98

Cyclohexene on ozonolysis followed by reaction with zinc dust and water gives compound E. Compound E on further treatment with aqueous KOH yields compound F. Compound F is <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Cyclohexene on ozonolysis followed by reaction with zinc dust and water gives compound E. Compound E on further treatment with aqueous KOH yields compound F. Compound F is <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_121

test_99

Match each coordination compound in List-I with an appropriate pair of characteristics from List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists. $\{en = H_2NCH_2CH_2NH_2; atomic numbers: Ti = 22; Cr = 24; Co = 27; Pt = 78\}$ <image_1> A: A B: B C: C D: D Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

Match each coordination compound in List-I with an appropriate pair of characteristics from List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists. $\{en = H_2NCH_2CH_2NH_2; atomic numbers: Ti = 22; Cr = 24; Co = 27; Pt = 78\}$ <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_127

test_100

The major product(s) of the following reaction is(are) <image_1> A: P B: Q C: R D: S Answer with the option's letter from the given choices and put the letter in one "\boxed{}". Please solve the problem step by step.

The major product(s) of the following reaction is(are) <image_1>

Chemistry

Reaction Simulation

EXAMS-V

Multiple choice

chem_132