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iTeachChem•2mo ago
zenshi

Organic GOC

write the order of heat of hydrogenation answer is b>c>a shouldn't it be c>b>a cuz HOH is directly proportional to no of pi bonds
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iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
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iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
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Opt
Opt•2mo ago
Benzene has resonance stability. In fact, I'm pretty sure it should be b>a>c But numbers.
zenshi
zenshiOP•2mo ago
its b>c>a
Prachi
Prachi•2mo ago
This is an exception of hoh Due to resonance energy
zenshi
zenshiOP•2mo ago
oh okay thanks
Opt
Opt•2mo ago
Yeah, cyclohexene is lower. But benzene is exceptionally low because of resonance
Prachi
Prachi•2mo ago
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zenshi
zenshiOP•2mo ago
thanks found it in my notes as well
iTeachChem
iTeachChem•2mo ago
BRO you meant heat xD okay.
zenshi
zenshiOP•2mo ago
😭 mb
Ace007
Ace007•2mo ago
dang yall got such nice notes 😭
_zbro
_zbro•2mo ago
hoh is imversely proportional stability of alkene to it explains that.
Mandy34
Mandy34•2mo ago
This thread helped me revise this exception. Who knows, it might come in the exam?
iTeachChem
iTeachChem•4w ago
+solved @Prachi
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iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
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