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Carboxylic acids

General structure

RO O H

Carboxyl group

Acidic

R= alkyl, alkenyl, alkynyl or aryl

17 carbonyl(C=O)+hydroxy(OH).

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RO O H

Carbonyl

Hydroxyl

Structurallyrelatedtobothcarbonyl

functionalgroups. 18

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carbonylandthehydroxylgroupandtheir interaction.

Basic site

Nucleophiles

attackhere 19

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istherefore,lessreactive. slowlyoronlyinthepresenceofcatalystswhen

The-OHgroupiselectrondonating

therebymakingthecarbonylcarbon lesselectrophiliccomparedtothe carbonylgroupofaldehydesand ketones,therefore,lessreactive. 20

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associatedduetohydrogenbonding.

Hydrogen bonding in alcohols

High boiling

amongthehighestknownforcomparableweight becauseofextremelystronghydrogenbonding. aldehydes/ketonesandalcohols.

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Carboxylic acid dimer

areheldtogethernotbyonebutbytwohydrogen bondsandasaresultexistascyclicdimers.

H-bonding

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Intheliquidstateamixtureofhydrogenbonded

dimersaswellashigheraggregatesispresent.

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Examples

Propyl alcohol

M. Wt = 60

CH3O O H

Acetic acid

M. Wt = 60

b.p. = 97°Cb.p. = 118ºC 23

Inaqueoussolutionhydrogenbondingbetween

carboxylicacidandwater.Asaresultofthis miscibleinwaterinallproportions.

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Acidity of carboxylic acids

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Theyarethemostacidicamongcompoundsthat

containonlycarbon,hydrogenandoxygen.

Dissociation/Ionization of an acid

Hydrochloric acid (HCl) undergoes 100% ionization.

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donor

O]H][H[RCO

]O][H[RCOK 22
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eq waterisessentiallyconstant;у55M)

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H][RCO

]O][H[RCOO][HKK 2 32
2eqa Acidity constant (a measure of the strength of an acid) proton. aalogKpK

The largerthe value of pKa, the weakerthe acid.

pKaofethanolisforexample16.

The higherthe value of Ka, the strongerthe acid.

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What determines the strength of acids?

Examples

pKa= 16 pKa= 4.75

BaseConjugate baseConjugate acidAcid

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Factorsaffectingthestrengthofanacid

I. The electronegativity of A in H-A

Themorepolarizedthebondtheweakerthebond

andstrongertheacid.

Examples

pKa= 16 pKa= 50 electronpairformingthebondisnevershared equallybetweenthetwoatoms,ittendstobe 28

Weak/polar bond

1034times

more acidic!!!

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Inbothethanolandaceticacid,theO-Hbondis

oxygenatom.

CH3CH2OHCH3C

O

OH+-<+-<

ofthecarbonylgroup(C=O)whencomparedwith theCH2groupinthecorrespondingpositionof ethanol. 29

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II.StabilityofA:-relativetoA-H

A.InductiveEffect

carbonylcarbonstabilizestheacetateionby stabilizingtheacetate.

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b) Resonance effect aceticacidrelativetoethanol.

No resonance

stabilization

No resonance

stabilization atom. thenumberofresonanceforms,themorestablea

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Thetworesonance

structuresarenotequivalent andthelowerstructure requireschargeseparation, andthereforeunstable.

Thetworesonance

structuresareequivalent andnochargeseparation

Largeresonancestabilization

Smallresonancestabilization

H3C O O H H3C O O forward.

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tworesonanceformsofequalenergy,andthough thisinvolvesseparationofchargesandwill energy.

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Substituent Effects on Acidity of Carboxylic Acids acidity.

Carboxylate anion Undissociatedcarboxylic acid

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becauseitspreadsthechargeandconsequently decreasetheelectrondensity. pKa= 4.752.851.480.64

Acidity

EWGreducesthenegative

chargeonthecarboxylateion makingitlessreactive/stable.

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pKa= 1.68pKa= 2.85 acid.

F is more electronegative than Cl.

pKa= 2.82.6

The nitro group is a stronger EWGthan Cl.

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Sinceinductiveeffectsoperatethroughbonds

andaredependentondistance,theeffectof furtherfromthecarboxyl. pKa= 4.524.12.86 thestrongertheacid.

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Anelectron-donatinggroup(EDG)shouldhave

carboxylateanionanddecreasingacidity. pKa= 5.054.864.884.753.75

EDGincreasesthenegative

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