Chemistry, asked by roopiniP, 10 months ago

can anyone explain me what is ortho effect with examples??please answer soon.​

Answers

Answered by sourishdgreat1
1

Due to ortho effect, in most cases,-

“Ortho-isomer of Benzoic acid is strongest Acid as compared to Simple benzoic acid or meta & para-isomers & Ortho- isomer of Aniline is Weakest Base as compared to Simple Aniline or meta & para-isomers.”


roopiniP: if the ortho group consists of alkyl then is it more acidic or not.
Answered by sipun53
1

They can also influence acidity significantly by sterics, forcing the carboxylic acid group to bend out of the plane of the benzene ring. Ortho effect is applicabel to benzoic acid and anilines. It states that ortho substitutsed benzoic acid and anilines are more acidic than benzoic acid and aniline respectively.


roopiniP: is it applicable to any group substituted d in the ortho position
sipun53: no
sipun53: u have instagram
roopiniP: nope
roopiniP: i only use my email. no other social media.
sipun53: ohh
sipun53: ok thank you for your great question
Similar questions