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| |  The correct increasing acid strengths is 1. X>Z>Y 2.Z<X>Y 3.X>Y>Z 4 . Z>X>Y |
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6 Apr 2008 16:44:09 IST
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ans is a becoz -COOH is acidic group it has to be fst then Z which is close to acidic part then y
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6 Apr 2008 19:06:47 IST
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Sir, R U sure about the answer?
I think the answer should be 4.
Although COOH is a strong acidic group, but +ve on N is quite unstable and it wud lose an H+ more easily and willingly than COOH.
So, Z shud be more acidic than COOH. And least acidic shud be Y becoz of high +I effect.
So the answer shud be Z>X>Y.
Am I wrong???
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6 Apr 2008 20:45:01 IST
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yes tha answer is 1..... i am sure....
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6 Apr 2008 20:47:39 IST
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U maybe sure, but why am I wrong.
Charged species are always less stable than uncharged ones. So in any case, Z will try to lost a H+ faster and more willingly than X.
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6 Apr 2008 21:25:55 IST
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no that isnt the case, mostly the COOH is way acidic than the NH3+. this may be bcos the system is in eqbm (?) but thats a sure fact
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6 Apr 2008 21:28:52 IST
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yup its a) for sure
COOH is more acidic than N+.
Z is very close to an e- withdrawing group so e- density on Z's N+ is lesser than the other N+.
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6 Apr 2008 21:53:28 IST
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COOH will be more acidic than protonated amine because the species that'll be formed after loss of proton will be resonance stabilized in case of acid.
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6 Apr 2008 21:56:10 IST
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OK,
If U think that COOH is more acidic that NH3+, then tell me this-
Br-Ph-NH3+
Br-Ph-COOH
(both the groups are para to each other in both compounds)
Which is more acidic of both?
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6 Apr 2008 22:07:45 IST
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yes i m very much sure. Ka for NH3+ is 10-10 whereas for -COOH its 10-3 NH3+CHRCOOH------>NH3+CHRCOO- + H+
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6 Apr 2008 22:15:45 IST
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But sir Ka for -
Br-Ph-NH3+ = 3.9
Br-Ph-COOH =4.0
So, how to explain this????????
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7 Apr 2008 02:57:51 IST
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kb for aromatic amine is less (10-10) than that of -COO- (10-9) thats y -COO- can be easily protonated then aromatic -NH2 ...or u can say that -COO- is stronger base than aromatic -NH2. so if its difficult to protonate AROMATIC -NH2 toh NH3+ fatak se dissociate ho jayega..ye aliphatic ka ikdam ulta hai...
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7 Apr 2008 03:28:33 IST
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n if its not clear then refer aminoacid chemistry frm ne book!!!
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