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Help in drawing resonance structures in case of polybasic acids
Most contributing resonance structure of phosphoric acidComparison of acids to dissolve phosphatesOrbital Electronegativity Considerations in Resonance StructuresNitric acid vs. chloric acid strengthWhy can the lone pair not align with the phenyl moiety in 2,6-xylidine?Validity of ionic resonance structuresInductive vs resonance effects and the acidity of phenolHow to determine the least stable resonance structures out of a given set?The nomenclature of mineral acidsWhat is the most stable structure amongst the keto-enol tautomers of pentane-2,4-dione?
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While drawing resonance structure of dibasic or tribasic acid, e.g. should I take out two $ceH+$ (in dibasic) or three $ceH+$ (in tribasic) together or one by while drawing resonance structure?
Do dibasic acids give both $ceH+$ at once or one by one?
Actually, I was drawing resonance structure of $ceH3PO4,$ but got confused. Should I remove all three protons at once or only one?
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While drawing resonance structure of dibasic or tribasic acid, e.g. should I take out two $ceH+$ (in dibasic) or three $ceH+$ (in tribasic) together or one by while drawing resonance structure?
Do dibasic acids give both $ceH+$ at once or one by one?
Actually, I was drawing resonance structure of $ceH3PO4,$ but got confused. Should I remove all three protons at once or only one?
inorganic-chemistry acid-base resonance
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please forgive me for poor editing & framing of this question.Poor Editing- because i'm new.Poor Framing - because English isn't my native language & i'm a science student not literature. Sorry.
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@andselisk my real doubt is in this part." should I take out two H+ (in dibasic) or three H+ (in tribasic) together or one while drawing resonance structure? "
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While drawing resonance structure of dibasic or tribasic acid, e.g. should I take out two $ceH+$ (in dibasic) or three $ceH+$ (in tribasic) together or one by while drawing resonance structure?
Do dibasic acids give both $ceH+$ at once or one by one?
Actually, I was drawing resonance structure of $ceH3PO4,$ but got confused. Should I remove all three protons at once or only one?
inorganic-chemistry acid-base resonance
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While drawing resonance structure of dibasic or tribasic acid, e.g. should I take out two $ceH+$ (in dibasic) or three $ceH+$ (in tribasic) together or one by while drawing resonance structure?
Do dibasic acids give both $ceH+$ at once or one by one?
Actually, I was drawing resonance structure of $ceH3PO4,$ but got confused. Should I remove all three protons at once or only one?
inorganic-chemistry acid-base resonance
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please forgive me for poor editing & framing of this question.Poor Editing- because i'm new.Poor Framing - because English isn't my native language & i'm a science student not literature. Sorry.
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@andselisk my real doubt is in this part." should I take out two H+ (in dibasic) or three H+ (in tribasic) together or one while drawing resonance structure? "
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please forgive me for poor editing & framing of this question.Poor Editing- because i'm new.Poor Framing - because English isn't my native language & i'm a science student not literature. Sorry.
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@andselisk my real doubt is in this part." should I take out two H+ (in dibasic) or three H+ (in tribasic) together or one while drawing resonance structure? "
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please forgive me for poor editing & framing of this question.Poor Editing- because i'm new.Poor Framing - because English isn't my native language & i'm a science student not literature. Sorry.
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It depends on what specifically the question is asking you to do.
In reality, a polyprotic acid such as H$_3$PO$_4$ becomes deprotonated in a sequential way; the first proton is the easiest to remove (most acidic), then the second, then finally the third is hardest to remove (least acidic).
So there are four different species that the question might be asking you about: H$_3$PO$_4$, H$_2$PO$_4^-$, HPO$_4^2-$, and PO$_4^3-$
Each of the three anionic species above has multiple resonance structures.
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It depends on what specifically the question is asking you to do.
In reality, a polyprotic acid such as H$_3$PO$_4$ becomes deprotonated in a sequential way; the first proton is the easiest to remove (most acidic), then the second, then finally the third is hardest to remove (least acidic).
So there are four different species that the question might be asking you about: H$_3$PO$_4$, H$_2$PO$_4^-$, HPO$_4^2-$, and PO$_4^3-$
Each of the three anionic species above has multiple resonance structures.
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It depends on what specifically the question is asking you to do.
In reality, a polyprotic acid such as H$_3$PO$_4$ becomes deprotonated in a sequential way; the first proton is the easiest to remove (most acidic), then the second, then finally the third is hardest to remove (least acidic).
So there are four different species that the question might be asking you about: H$_3$PO$_4$, H$_2$PO$_4^-$, HPO$_4^2-$, and PO$_4^3-$
Each of the three anionic species above has multiple resonance structures.
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It depends on what specifically the question is asking you to do.
In reality, a polyprotic acid such as H$_3$PO$_4$ becomes deprotonated in a sequential way; the first proton is the easiest to remove (most acidic), then the second, then finally the third is hardest to remove (least acidic).
So there are four different species that the question might be asking you about: H$_3$PO$_4$, H$_2$PO$_4^-$, HPO$_4^2-$, and PO$_4^3-$
Each of the three anionic species above has multiple resonance structures.
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It depends on what specifically the question is asking you to do.
In reality, a polyprotic acid such as H$_3$PO$_4$ becomes deprotonated in a sequential way; the first proton is the easiest to remove (most acidic), then the second, then finally the third is hardest to remove (least acidic).
So there are four different species that the question might be asking you about: H$_3$PO$_4$, H$_2$PO$_4^-$, HPO$_4^2-$, and PO$_4^3-$
Each of the three anionic species above has multiple resonance structures.
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please forgive me for poor editing & framing of this question.Poor Editing- because i'm new.Poor Framing - because English isn't my native language & i'm a science student not literature. Sorry.
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No need to apologize, showing you effort towards improving is what counts. I bet English isn't a native language for about one third of Chemistry.SE users (not for me, either), nevertheless, we do manage to communicate somehow. Please visit this page, this page and this one on how to format your future posts better with MathJax and Markdown.
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@andselisk my real doubt is in this part." should I take out two H+ (in dibasic) or three H+ (in tribasic) together or one while drawing resonance structure? "
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