Moecules with smaller amounts of electron delocalization will have HOMO/LUM0 gaps. This will cause the molecule to absorb wavelengths of light. In the synthesis of methyl orange, the N,N-dimethylanline acted as an When protonated, methyl orange will absorb energy light than when in its neutral state. smaller larger shorter longer nucleophile electrophile lower higher

Moecules with smaller amounts of electron delocalization will have HOMO/LUM0 gaps. This will cause the molecule to absorb wavelengths of light. In the synthesis of methyl orange, the N,N-dimethylanline acted as an When protonated, methyl orange will absorb energy light than when in its neutral state. smaller larger shorter longer nucleophile electrophile lower higher

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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