Organic Chemistry
Can these groups participate in resonance? How?
-COO(minus),-NH3(plus),-CH2(plus)....,
Can these groups participate in resonance? How?
-COO(minus),-NH3(plus),-CH2(plus)....,
6 Answers
Vikas TU
only
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COO(minus),
PARTICIPATES IN RESONANCEas it has pie bonds and a negative charge!
plz approve!
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rohit yadav
yes
Akash Kumar Dutta
only COOminus can have...since there is double bond
FITJEE
yes these groups readily participates in resonance. these has -I character that halps in rasonance...........
BAYANA SAGAR
1)COO- ion possess two pie electrons.so it can participate in resonance.e.g:CH3COO-.
2)NH3+ ion has a lone pair of electrons in nitrogen.so it exhibits isomerism.
3)CH2 is a electron donating group.so it exhibits isomerism.
Vinay Shekhar
Ok.....I got it..nh3(plus) doesn''t and coo(minus) does.....what about ch2(plus) ...it has vacant orbital right?
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