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Phenol does not follow typical alcohol chemistry and characteristics due to it’s benzene ring and associated resonance. This video breaks down phenol and phenoxide resonance and helps you understand how this impacts acidity. Including examples with substituents like nitrophenol
In this video:
[0:27] Definition of Phenol
[3:28] Determining Acidity
[6:53] Ranking molecules based using CARIO
[11:53] Sample problems with EWG
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Acid/Base Practice Quiz: http://leah4sci.com/acidbasepractic...
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