Which factors impact the relative stability of the two indicated bases, and in what way? O2N A В

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Which factors impact the relative stability of the two indicated bases, and in what
way?
O2N
A
В
Hybridization
Resonance
1. Stabilizes A more than B
Charge
2. No effect
Atom size
3. Stabilizes B more than A
Electronegativity
Inductive effects
Transcribed Image Text:Which factors impact the relative stability of the two indicated bases, and in what way? O2N A В Hybridization Resonance 1. Stabilizes A more than B Charge 2. No effect Atom size 3. Stabilizes B more than A Electronegativity Inductive effects
Which factors impact the relative stability of the two indicated bases, and in what
way?
O2N.
O2N
A
Resonance
Hybridization
1. Stabilizes A more than B
Atom size
2. No effect
Inductive effects
3. Stabilizes B more than A
Electronegativity
Charge
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Transcribed Image Text:Which factors impact the relative stability of the two indicated bases, and in what way? O2N. O2N A Resonance Hybridization 1. Stabilizes A more than B Atom size 2. No effect Inductive effects 3. Stabilizes B more than A Electronegativity Charge > > > <> >
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There are different factor which help in stabilise the species

1) inductive effect is the dragging of electron by the electronegative atom toward itself and it is distance phenomenon greater the distance  lesser will be effect of inductive effect 

2) hybridization:  greater the s character more electronegative will be orbital and more stabilised will be the negative charge

3) greater the size more the space for negative charge to move about so it will be more stabilised 

4)resonance  if the negative charge is able to get delocalised  then it will be more stable 

5) if electronegative atom bear negative it will be more stabilised 

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