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Relative strength of bases also can be explained by inductive effect

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When an electron withdrawing or electron releasing group is attached to carbon chain, polarity is induced on the carbon atom and on the substituent attach to it. This permanent polarity is due electron displacement due to difference in electronegativities this is called inductive effect or I effect. The inducitve effect depends in the electronegativity of the substituent. The inductive effect is broadly classified as (i) negative inductive effect or -I effect. (ii) positive inductive effect or +I effect. Which of the following statements is correct about inductive effect ?

AAKASH SERIES-GENERAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY-Subjective Exercise -8
  1. Phenol is more acidic than water and methanol is less acidic than wate...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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  11. Electromeric effect always faciliates the reaction and never inhibits

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

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  13. Groups with -M effect decrease the electron density of the rest of the...

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  14. Resonance effect is called conjugative effect if it is transmitted thr...

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  15. The energy of actual structure of the molecule is lower than that of ...

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  16. The difference between the real energy of the resonance hybrid structu...

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  17. Resonance explains the stability of aromatic compounds, some unusual b...

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  18. When alkyl groups are attached to an unsaturated system or a benzene n...

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  19. Hyperconjugation is also called sigma-pi conjugation or no bond resoan...

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  20. Grater the number of methyl groups attached to the double bonded carbo...

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