Why maleic acid is stronger then fumaric acid
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Maleic acid or cis- butenedioic acid, being a cis- isomer is capable of forming intra-hydrogen bond after losing H+ ion, making the conjugate Base (negative ion) much stable thanthe trans form (Fumaric acid) because both the oxygen atoms have strong interaction with the remaining H atom
Maleic acid or cis- butenedioic acid, being a cis- isomer is capable of forming intra-hydrogen bond after losing H+ ion, making the conjugate Base (negative ion) much stable thanthe trans form (Fumaric acid) because both the oxygen atoms have strong interaction with the remaining H atom
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Maleic acid or cis- butenedioic acid, being a cis- isomer is capable of forming intra-hydrogen bond after losing H+ ion, making the conjugate Base (negative ion) much stable than the trans form (Fumaric acid) because both the oxygen atoms have strong interaction with the remaining H atom.
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