Carboxylic acids are known to exhibit a higher C=O stretch frequency in the gas phase than...
Carboxylic acids are known to exhibit a higher C=O stretch frequency in the gas phase than in the condensed phases (liquid/solids). Which one of the following statements is the reason for correct:
1. The C=O bond stretch frequency of carboxylic acids depends on overall molecular mobility
2. The C=O bond stretch frequency of carboxylic acids depends on hydrogen bonding
3 .The C=O bond stretch frequency of carboxylic acids depends on temperature
4. The C=O bond stretch frequency of carboxylic acids depends on molecular weight
5. None of the above
Homework Answers
Hydrogen bonding takes between hydrogen and an electronegative atom.
The electronegative atom pulls the electron cloud towards itself which in
turn decreases the value of force constant. So, the absorption shifts to lower wave number.
In gaseous phase hydrogen bonding doesnot exists. That's why it has a high stretching frequency in the gas phase.
Where as in case of solid/liquid state hydrogen bonding is present which weakens the C-O bond as a reseult of which the stretching frequency dcreases.
so, the correct option is 2.
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