I need to draw a total of six resonance structures for this substance, three for each question: The substance is 4-aminobenzoic acid, and I need three for the amine group putting a partial positive on the ortho and para hydrogens, and three for the carboxylic acid putting a partial positive on them.
I need to draw a total of six resonance structures for this substance, three for each...
QUESTIONS HO — а Hab The 'H-NMR of the product shows two doublets in the aromatic region (at ~7.8 ppm and 6.7 ppm with equal relative integration) H. and a very broad signal (the signal is almost flat from ~5.0 ppm to ~6.5 ppm and may actually extend into the doublet at ~ 6.7 ppm) which may indicate a "combination" of the amine and acid peaks. W h o o Hd The amine group can be considered to be electron...
I need help on these questions Determine 5) Draw three correct structures (2 are resonance) for CINO2. which structure is the most stable using formal charges. t t t t t tt Determine which is the most stable 6) Draw two correct structures for NSF. using formal charges Ittttttttt 7) Draw the Lewis structures for each of the following molecules or ions. These molecules or ions may not obey the octet rule. PC15- BH3 ttttttttttttttt 0
9.(1 point total, 0.5 points each) Draw two resonance structures of the conjugate base of ascorbic acid (vitamin C). HO HO
4) A) Explain the regiochemistry of the following bromination using key resonance structures (there should be three) and predict the final product. Hint: Drawing these resonance structures is key to tell you if this substituent will direct bromination ortho/para or meta (3 polnts for the correct product, 4 polnts for the resonance structures, 7 points total). Brz FeBr, B) Predict the products (3 points each). b) OCH, a) HNO, H,SO AIC Br 1) S c) (p P. CH PHPh "Chem...
For the molecule N_2 O (NNO). Draw three resonance structures. For each structure, indicate the formal charges on each atom. Rank the structures in order of greater probably Explain you ranking
Draw three resonance structures for nitrosyl chloride (NOCl) and assign formal charges to each atom. (Nitrogen is the central atom) A) Which resonance structure is favored by formal charge considerations & why? B) For the favored resonance structure, what is the electron and molecular geometry around the nitrogen atom? What is the bond angle?
Please please help!! Consider three dipeptides: i) S-G-K ii) I-K-Y iii) V-P-T Draw peptide (i) illustrating the resonance structures that limit free rotation around the peptide bonds on each side of the center amino acid Show which bonds have the angles we call phi () and psi (). This peptide represents a normal peptide on the Ramachandran diagram. Draw peptides (ii) and (iii) and label them with phi () and psi () (don’t do the resonance structures again). Which...
Need help with problem 1 - I am not quite sure how to draw the conjugate acid for both the C2 and C3 positions. Can someone please check my protanation at the C2 and C3 positions and my resonance structures? 1. Consider the structure of indole shown below. Indole prefers to protonate at Cs rather than Ca under strongly acidic conditions. Draw the conjugate acid for both the C2 and Cs positions, and rationalize this selectivity with the use of...
i need help with this HNMR practice problem. i obtained an IHD of 6 but im unsure what this means as well. 2964 1729 43 2 68 O 6E 7 113 52 37 42 4 2. DU (IHD): Show calculation(2 pts) Comments on IHD (1pt) 3. Report IR analysis here. Tabulate (5 pts) Region Functional group Base Value Absorption, cm-1 (Exact number read from IR Give as a range. Read from correlation chart ectra 4000-3000 cm 3000-2500 2500-1700 cm 1700-1500...
(9) For each pair of molecules or ions below (i) Draw the Lewis dot structures. (If there is resonance, draw it.) (ii) Draw/Describe the VSEPR structures, including bonded electron pairs and lone pairs. (iii) Describe the structure of the molecule, considering all the bonds and atoms (but not lone pairs.) i.e., is the molecule straight? bent? etc. Angles between atoms? (iv) Indicate whether each molecule has a dipole moment, and mark the positive and negative poles. (v) Choose which molecule...