Interpretation:
The reason for water soluble carboxyl groups to show acidic properties in solutions but not this is not the case with
Concept introduction:
The
Explanation of Solution
The structural formula of an organic compound containing carboxyl groups and aldehyde is as follows:
Here, carboxyl group can show hydrogen bonding with water due to H atom in −COOH group attached to O atom.
This hydrogen atom is ionizable and can show following reaction:
Thus, the carboxyl group in organic compound is acidic in nature.
There is no ionizable H atom in aldehyde group therefore; it does not show any acidic property.
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