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The atom or group which has more power to attract (withdraw) electrons in comparison to hydrogen is said to have -I effect

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Mesomerism is extended resonance. Atoms or groups with lone pairs of electrons release electrons when connected to doubly bonded carbons. It is +M effect. Unsaturated groups when connected to doubly bonded carbons withdraw pi electrons from the doubly bonded carbons. It is -M effect. Here the double bond is the unsaturated group should be between less electronegative atom and more electronegative atom. Mesomeric effect stabilizes or destabilizes the conjugate base of an acid. As a result the acid may be strong or weak has 4(OH) groups. Which -OH is a strong acid?

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AAKASH SERIES-GENERAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY-Subjective Exercise -8
  1. The electronic displacements in covalent bonds may occur either due to...

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  2. Inductive effect is the permanent displacemetn of electrons along a ca...

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  3. The atom or group which has more power to attract (withdraw) electrons...

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  4. The order of -I effect is NO(2) gt CN gt SO(3)H gt CHO gt CO gt COOH...

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  5. The atom or group which has less power to attract the electrons than h...

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  6. The order of +I effect is: (CH(3))C gt (CH(3))(2) CH gt CH(3)CH(2) gt ...

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  7. Inductive effect is a permanent effect and it tends to be insignifican...

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  8. Acidic nature order of various carboxylic acids and subsituted carboxy...

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  9. Phenol is more acidic than water and methanol is less acidic than wate...

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  10. Acidic nature order of some alcohol is CH(3)OH gt CH(3)CH(2)OH gt (CH(...

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  11. Relative strength of bases also can be explained by inductive effect

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  12. Due to steric effect tertiary amines may not be more basic than second...

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  13. Electromeric effect is the complete transfer of the shared pair of pi ...

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  14. Electromeric effect is a temporary effect and comes into play instanta...

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  15. When the transfer of electrons takes place towards the attacking reage...

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  16. When the transfer of electrons takes place waya from the attacking rea...

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  17. When both inductive and electronmeric effects simultaneously operate, ...

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  18. Mesomeric or resonance effect is a permanent effect involving the tran...

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  19. Electromeric effect always faciliates the reaction and never inhibits

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  20. Groups with +M effect increase the electron density of the rest of the...

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