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Decreasing order of -I effect of the triad `[-NO_(2),overset(o+)(N)H_(3),-CN]` is

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`-overset(o+)(N)H_(3)gt -NO_(2) tgt -CN`

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`-overset(o+)(N)H_(3) gt -CN gt -NO_(2)`

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`-CN gt - NO_(2) gt overset(o+)(N)H_(3)`

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`-NO_(2) gt -CNgt overset(o+)(N)H_(3)`

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To determine the decreasing order of the -I (negative inductive) effect of the triad [-NO₂, -NH₃⁺, -CN], we need to analyze the -I effect of each group based on their electronegativity and the presence of any charges. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the -I Effect**: The -I effect refers to the ability of a substituent to withdraw electron density from the rest of the molecule. This effect is influenced by the electronegativity of the atoms involved and the presence of any charges. 2. **Analyzing Each Group**: - **-NH₃⁺ (Ammonium Ion)**: - The nitrogen in the ammonium ion (NH₃⁺) carries a positive charge. - Nitrogen is electronegative, and the positive charge increases its tendency to attract electrons from neighboring atoms. - Therefore, -NH₃⁺ exhibits a strong -I effect due to the combination of electronegativity and the positive charge. - **-NO₂ (Nitro Group)**: - The nitro group (-NO₂) contains nitrogen bonded to two oxygen atoms, which are highly electronegative. - The electronegativity difference between nitrogen and oxygen allows the nitro group to withdraw electron density from adjacent atoms. - Thus, -NO₂ exhibits a moderate -I effect, less than that of -NH₃⁺ but stronger than -CN. - **-CN (Cyano Group)**: - The cyano group (-CN) consists of a carbon atom triple-bonded to a nitrogen atom. - While nitrogen is electronegative, the carbon atom is less electronegative than nitrogen, leading to a weaker -I effect compared to the other groups. - Therefore, -CN exhibits the weakest -I effect among the three groups. 3. **Arranging in Decreasing Order**: Based on the analysis: - **-NH₃⁺** has the strongest -I effect. - **-NO₂** has a moderate -I effect. - **-CN** has the weakest -I effect. Thus, the decreasing order of -I effect is: **-NH₃⁺ > -NO₂ > -CN** ### Final Answer: **The decreasing order of -I effect is: -NH₃⁺ > -NO₂ > -CN.**
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