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Question 12.17 Explain the terms Inductive and Electromeric effects. Which electron displacement effect explains the following correct orders of acidity of the carboxylic acids?

(a) Cl3CCOOH > Cl2CHCOOH > ClCH2COOH

(b) CH3CH2COOH > (CH3)2CHCOOH > (CH3)3C.COOH

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Answered by abhi178
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Inductive effect :-  when A is less electronegative element than B ,shared pair of electrons is displaced near B,  induced negative charge in B and induced positive charge in A.
                                     +δ      -δ 
                                       A -----B 
     A---->--A---->>----A----->>>---B⁻δ,
or,  C--->--C---->>----C--->>>----X⁻δ
                           Thus, polarisation of a σ-bond due to polarisation of neighbouring σ-bond is called inductive effect.inductive effect decreases with increases in the distance from the electronegative atom.

The effect is said to be -I  If a group pulls the electrons from the carbon chain. such a group is called electron withdrawing group . or -I.
decreasing order of -I group is 
  R
N⁺-->---NO₂⁻ >---CN > ---COOH > ---F > --Cl >--Br > --I >--OCH₃ > --OH > --C₂H₅ 

the effect is said to be +I  If a group pushes the electrons from the carbon chain.such a group is called is called electron releasing group or +I.
  decreasing order of +I is 
      --O
⁻ > --COO⁻ > (CH₃)₃C >---(CH₃)₂N >CH₃CH₂CH₂-- > CH₃---

inductive effect is parmanent effect , it explains greater reactivity of alkyl halides as compared to alkane, realtive acidic strength of carboxylic acid, basic strength of amines etc.
  
Electromeric effect :-  it is a temporary displacement of  
π-electrons in a multiple bond towards one of the bonded atom at the call of attacking species.  
     
(a) -I effect  As the number of halogen atoms decreases, the overall -I effect decreases and the acidic strength of carboxylic acids decreases accordingly.
    
Cl₃CCOOH > Cl₂CHCOOH > ClCH₂COOH

(b) +I effect  As the number of alkyl  group  decreases, the overall +I effect increase and hence, acidic strength of carboxylic acids decreases accordingly. 
       CHCHCOOH > (CH)CHCOOH > (CH)C.COOH
 

Answered by ishwarskm800
10

Inductive effect :-  when A is less electronegative element than B ,shared pair of electrons is displaced near B,  induced negative charge in B and induced positive charge in A.

                                     +δ      -δ 

                                       A -----B 

     A---->--A---->>----A----->>>---B⁻δ,

or,  C--->--C---->>----C--->>>----X⁻δ

                           Thus, polarisation of a σ-bond due to polarisation of neighbouring σ-bond is called inductive effect.inductive effect decreases with increases in the distance from the electronegative atom.

The effect is said to be -I  If a group pulls the electrons from the carbon chain. such a group is called electron withdrawing group . or -I.

decreasing order of -I group is 

  R₃N⁺-->---NO₂⁻ >---CN > ---COOH > ---F > --Cl >--Br > --I >--OCH₃ > --OH > --C₂H₅ 

the effect is said to be +I  If a group pushes the electrons from the carbon chain.such a group is called is called electron releasing group or +I.

  decreasing order of +I is 

      --O⁻ > --COO⁻ > (CH₃)₃C >---(CH₃)₂N >CH₃CH₂CH₂-- > CH₃---

inductive effect is parmanent effect , it explains greater reactivity of alkyl halides as compared to alkane, realtive acidic strength of carboxylic acid, basic strength of amines etc.

  

Electromeric effect :-  it is a temporary displacement of  π-electrons in a multiple bond towards one of the bonded atom at the call of attacking species.  

     

(a) -I effect  As the number of halogen atoms decreases, the overall -I effect decreases and the acidic strength of carboxylic acids decreases accordingly.

    Cl₃CCOOH > Cl₂CHCOOH > ClCH₂COOH

(b) +I effect  As the number of alkyl  group  decreases, the overall +I effect increase and hence, acidic strength of carboxylic acids decreases accordingly. 

       CH₃CH₂COOH > (CH₃)₂CHCOOH >(CH3)3C.COOH

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