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How is the circled group showing -I effect? I know O is quite EN . But O would already get a negative induced charge due to polarisatiom between P and O. So, won't its electron withdrawing tendency decrease?
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I believe it's a weak -I effect O is attached to phosphorus and sp2 hybridised carbon which are both less electronegative than it Hence most of the negative charge is pulled closer to oxygen
seksosterone
seksosterone9mo ago
its a weak acid. hence it cant show -R / -M effect. but quite possible it may show a weak -I effect because instead of 3 H there are only 2H attached to O , so its basicity might have decreased and acidity might have increased slightly
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KeshavOP9mo ago
+solved @Comrade Rock Astley @seksosterone
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