reason how trichloroacetic acid is stronger `than monochloroacetic acid
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Due to presence of 3 Cl atoms the electron density on O is comparatively lower in trichloroacetic acid compare to acetic acid resulting in higher acidity of the former one.
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Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA) is a much stronger acid than Acetic Acid, from a chemical ionization standpoint, because the electronegative Chlorine atoms draw electron density away from the carboxyl end of the molecule, creating a partial positive charge on the carboxyl group, and allowing easier removal of the positively ...
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