Be sure to answer all parts.Recall that there is restricted rotation around carbon-carbon double bonds. Maleic acid and fumaricacid are two isomers with vastly different physical properties and pK, values for loss of both protons.Explain why each of these differences occurs.онНоHO-Ноmaleic acidfumaric acidmp (°C)solubility (g/L) in H2O at 25 °CpKa1pKa213028678871.93.06.54.5Fumaric acid(select)O than maleic acid, giving it a higher melting point.Maleic acid is(select)O than fumaric acid, giving it greater H2O solubility.In maleic acid, (select)stabilizes the conjugate base after one H is removed,making maleic acid more acidic than fumaric acid.When removing the second H, pK22 is lower for fumaric acid than maleic acid because(select)

A. Melting point : Melting point of a compound depends on symmetry of molecules. Greater is the…

Fumaric acid (select) O than maleic acid, giving it a higher melting point. Maleic acid is (select) O than fumaric acid, giving it greater H2O solubility. In maleic acid, (select) O stabilizes the conjugate base after one H is removed, making maleic acid more acidic than fumaric acid. When removing the second H, pK2 is lower for fumaric acid than maleic acid because (select)

Fumaric acid (select) O than maleic acid, giving it a higher melting point. Maleic acid is (select) O than fumaric acid, giving it greater H2O solubility. In maleic acid, (select) O stabilizes the conjugate base after one H is removed, making maleic acid more acidic than fumaric acid. When removing the second H, pK2 is lower for fumaric acid than maleic acid because (select)

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