hydrogen bond

2008-07-19 6:29 am
For alkanoic acid and alkanol of similar mass, alkanoic acid has a higher b.p. since alkanoic acid forms stronger and more hydrogen bond than alkanol ?
Why alkanoic acid forms stronger and more hydrogen bond than alkanol?
Isn't it both form same no. of hydrogen bond per molecule as both have one hydrogen only.

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2008-07-19 11:24 pm
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2008-07-26 12:42:29 補充:
哈哈哈......先多謝知識友A student..有批判思考
維基百科講既野一定最準確最岩??

維基講既定義係一小部份情況的H-bonds
真正最General的定義,suit所有的情況就是我所講的

你都識講係special type啦..
事實上..你所指的special type其實係好commom架喎...
因為預科常見的organic compounds都有amide, hydroxyl, halide groups啦..
仲點叫special type??

唷唷....知識就咁局限左係維基入面...
參考: Myself
2008-07-24 7:19 am
As we known that,H-bond is a electrostatic attraction between the lone pair electrons of electronegative atom and a H atom bonded with a electronegative atom

alkanol can only form 1H-bond while alkanoic acid can form 2 (and appear as a form of dimer)

Therefore,alkanoic acid has a higher m.p. than alkanol as it has more H-bond which require more energy to break it.

I hope i can help u a bit~~
參考: me
2008-07-23 6:25 pm
Note that the definition of a hydrogen bond isn't as said by 冷風. It is, according to wikipedia,a special type of dipole-dipole force that exists between an electronegative atom and a hydrogen atom bonded to Nitrogen, Oxygen or Fluorine.

2008-07-23 10:25:53 補充:
Which is, a weak non-bond attraction between an electron-attractive atom and a NH, OH, FH group.


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