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Solutions manual for part a

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Solutions manual for part a

Solutions to ProblemsChapter 11.1, a. A dipolar resonance structure has aromatic character in both rings and would be expected to make a major contrib

Solutions manual for part a bution to the overall structure.b. The “extra” polarity associated with the second resonance structure would contribute to the molecular structure but

would not be accounted for by standard group dipoles.c. There are three major factors contributing to the overall dipole moments: (I) the ơ-bond dipo Solutions manual for part a

le associated with the C-0 and C—N bonds; (2) the IT-bond dipole associated with delocalization of TĨ electrons from the heteroatom to the ring; and (

Solutions manual for part a

3) the dipole moment associated with the unshared electron pair (for O) or N—H bond (for N). All these factors have a greater moment toward rather tha

Solutions to ProblemsChapter 11.1, a. A dipolar resonance structure has aromatic character in both rings and would be expected to make a major contrib

Solutions manual for part a rom furan. These two factors account for the reversal in the direction of the overall dipole moment. The AIM charges have been calculated.electrons 0<

N electronsbond 0>N tond8 I unsharedV I N-H dipolepairH-8\ oces567-02»H ___0062.Hf'N- CO8 I -1.58SH-1 343AIM charges 047012Soiuúotu 10 Problem*1.2. a. Solutions manual for part a

The nitrogen is the most basic atom.PhCH=N*PhÍHb.Protonation on oxygen preserves the resonance interaction with the nitrogen unshared electron pair.p

Solutions manual for part a

*~H0-HCH3C\ .______NH2n*h2c.Protonation on nitrogen limits conjugation to the diene system. Protonation on C(2) preserves a more polar and more stable

Solutions to ProblemsChapter 11.1, a. A dipolar resonance structure has aromatic character in both rings and would be expected to make a major contrib

Solutions manual for part a unshared electrons.conjugation with the exocyclicQ — a N nh2n n*h2 HHQ N N'H3Charge can be delocalizedcharge IS localized on exocyclic nitrogen1.3.a.

The dipolar resonance structure containing cyclopentadienide and pyridinium rings would be a major resonance contributor. The dipole moments and bond Solutions manual for part a

lengths would be indicative. Also, the inter-ring "double bond’* would have a reduced rotational barrier.b. The dipolar oxycyclopropenium structure co

Solutions manual for part a

ntributes to a longer C—o bond and an increased dipole moment. The c=o vibrational frequency should be shifted toward lower frequency by the partial s

Solutions to ProblemsChapter 11.1, a. A dipolar resonance structure has aromatic character in both rings and would be expected to make a major contrib

Solutions manual for part a ilization of the cation.

Solutions to ProblemsChapter 11.1, a. A dipolar resonance structure has aromatic character in both rings and would be expected to make a major contrib

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