Arrange the following classes of organic compounds in order of dereasing frequency for the C=O stretch. ( NOTE: the dominant structural effect for amide is resonance while for ester and acylhalide, inductive effect). (b) (c) (a) CH,C-O-Et CH,C-NH, CH,C-CI CH,C-CH, CH,C-H (d) A. a>b>c>d>e (e) C. szazezd>h R hzazczd>e D. c>a>b>e>d

Arrange the following classes of organic compounds in order of dereasing frequency for the C=O stretch. ( NOTE: the dominant structural effect for amide is resonance while for ester and acylhalide, inductive effect). (b) (c) (a) CH,C-O-Et CH,C-NH, CH,C-CI CH,C-CH, CH,C-H (d) A. a>b>c>d>e (e) C. szazezd>h R hzazczd>e D. c>a>b>e>d

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