K kfcman289 Full Member 10+ Year Member Jul 3, 2014 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad I know that a c-0-h is more polar than a c=0 bond, but we consider a o-h group to electron donating so that would still lead the c with a more partial negative charge than the c=o bond, correct? Can someone explain why electron
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad I know that a c-0-h is more polar than a c=0 bond, but we consider a o-h group to electron donating so that would still lead the c with a more partial negative charge than the c=o bond, correct? Can someone explain why electron
