Acids & Bases - Inductive Effect, Electronegativity, Hybridization, Resonance & Atomic Size
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- This organic chemistry video tutorial discusses the concept of relative acidity with respect to the inductive effect, electronegativity, atomic size, hybridization, and electron delocalization or resonance stabilization of the conjugate base.
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For those who are wondering like me, for the first example,
as the phosphorus atom is the larger of the two, the charge on the conjugate base gets distributed over a larger area, and consequently reducing the repulsion forces, i.e. increasing the stability. Which is one of the factors influencing acidic strength apart from bond polarity, strength.
So, therefore, it gets easier for the acid to get rid of that proton as the conjugate base is stable.
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I’m confused. Why does the OH group have a lower pKa than the NH3 group but the NH3 group is more acidic?
for the second example with N and O how is N creating the inductive effect by being electronegative? Isn’t O more electronegative ?
Basicity is inverse to electronegativity
It’s just because N has that positive sign which makes it more electronegative. For example, ya know how oxygen got 6 valence electrons right? N normally has 5 but because there is a plus sign, that makes it 6 valence electrons so that plus sign is what makes it acidic.
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How does "more eletronegative atom = more acidic"?? Doesn't the more eletronegative increase the electron density thus making it more basic?
I guess because an electronegetive atom has I) a higher tendency to take the shared electron of hydrogen and kick it off as a H+ ii) it is more likely to trade off the hydrogen atom as H+ ion for another negetive ion.
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