24. Which of these statements is true when comparing compounds 10 and 11? HO 10 IL A) 11 is a stronger acid than 10 because when the phenolic OH proton is removed, the negative charge can delocalized out onto the nitro group through resonance. 26. What is the DU of compound 11? A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 o НО 11 B) 10 is a stronger acid than 11 because when the phenolic OH proton is removed, the negative charge can delocalized out onto the nitro group through resonance. C) 11 is a stronger acid than 10 because when the phenolic OH proton is removed, nitrogen is so negative it puts electron density into the ring. D) 4 D) 10 is a stronger acid than 11 because when when the phenolic OH proton is removed, nitrogen is so negative it puts electron density into the ring.

24. Which of these statements is true when comparing compounds 10 and 11? HO 10 IL A) 11 is a stronger acid than 10 because when the phenolic OH proton is removed, the negative charge can delocalized out onto the nitro group through resonance. 26. What is the DU of compound 11? A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 o НО 11 B) 10 is a stronger acid than 11 because when the phenolic OH proton is removed, the negative charge can delocalized out onto the nitro group through resonance. C) 11 is a stronger acid than 10 because when the phenolic OH proton is removed, nitrogen is so negative it puts electron density into the ring. D) 4 D) 10 is a stronger acid than 11 because when when the phenolic OH proton is removed, nitrogen is so negative it puts electron density into the ring.

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Chapter17: Alcohols And Phenols

Section17.2: Properties Of Alcohols And Phenols

Problem 4P: Rank the following substances in order of increasing acidity: (a) (CH3)2CHOH, HCâ‰¡CH, (CF3)2CHOH,...

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