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Acidity and Basicity in Organic Compounds

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Explore key terms related to acidity and basicity in organic compounds

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Acidity and Basicity in Organic Compounds
 

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Explore key terms related to acidity and basicity in organic compounds

by Rukaiya Khan
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The functional group that is found in basic organic compounds

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Functional group (-COOH) that donates a proton in acid-base reactions.

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Stronger acid than alcohols but weaker than carboxylic acids

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This effect refers to the stabilisation of electrons by the aromatic phenyl ring

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This effect refers to the push and pull of electrons along a chain

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O-alkyl anion formed by deprotonation of alcohol; strong base.

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Amino acids that possess equal acidic and alkaline parts

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This base is weaker than aliphatic amines and possesses the phenyl ring

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The special ion that amino acids form in solution

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This type of stabilisation occurs when electrons are near the C=O group

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