4 years ago

Where does electron density lie on a carbonyl group

Chemistry

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Alex Ar [27]4 years ago

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Answer:

at the oxygen end electron density lies

Explanation:

Carbonyl group is a functional group which is formed when oxygen combined with carbon through a double bond

So the carbonyl group is $C=O$ in this the oxygen has more electronegativity than carbon so oxygen attracts the electron density towards itself

So the electron density lies on the oxygen in a carbonyl group

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