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Further I want to know what is inelastic liquids which I came across a few days ago

Extremely thankful to you. Your answer is very clear

Thank you very much for the answer

I did not understand what you mean by fracture ,void growth,recrystallization etc. Actually my question is whether is there a sharp difference between inelasticity and plasticity ?.

It is felt that inelasticity can be used interchangeably.

I am yet to receive your reply on this topic. I will be immensely thankful if you expedite your reply. Thanks.

I am anxiously awaiting for your reply. Could you please oblige?

Please help me with your expert answer.

Thank you very much for your nice reply.

Is there steric inhibition of resonance effect acting on acetate ion of acetic acid by which it breaks the equivalent resonance of COO group and destabilize the acetate ion? Please help me to understand this

Thank you very much for your nice explanation. However it is a bit difficult to understand the language. Could you please elaborate? BY the bye what is the meaning of the words anthropomorphize and nucleofuge?

Sorry, I meant solvation. But your answer does not clear the point why there is reversal of nucleophilicity of halogens in aprotic solvents?

I know that in protic solvents I- is a strong nucleophile and F- is a poor nucleophile due to solvolysis. But why should I- become a poor nucleophile in an aprotic solvent and F- become a strong nucleophile in aprotic solvent? Why this reversal of nucleophilicity i.e., F->,Cl->,Br->,I-> ?

Thanks a lot for the answer and advice.

I am very eager to see your reply to my last post.I shall be immensely thankful to you if you could post your answer.