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Hi Folks,
the screen shot is from kaplan chemistry ch.9.......i have no clue what they're talking about:
1) "stabilization of a +ve charge once the nucleophile has bonded" !!!!....really! what +ve charge? when a nuc binds you should get -ve on the O? Da **** is he talking about????
2) it seems the key msg of the paragraph is that Conjugated carbonyl compunds are more stable...but don't you want that +ve partial charge on carbonyol C to be strong and localized to get a nuc to hit it? what good is it having it resonate around?
@aldol16 ...where art thou
the screen shot is from kaplan chemistry ch.9.......i have no clue what they're talking about:
1) "stabilization of a +ve charge once the nucleophile has bonded" !!!!....really! what +ve charge? when a nuc binds you should get -ve on the O? Da **** is he talking about????
2) it seems the key msg of the paragraph is that Conjugated carbonyl compunds are more stable...but don't you want that +ve partial charge on carbonyol C to be strong and localized to get a nuc to hit it? what good is it having it resonate around?
@aldol16 ...where art thou