How does ortho-effect work in benzoic acids? | Acidic and Basic strength | Chemistry | Khan Academy

[@varshinilolla3090]

Thanks for the video. It really made it easier to wrap my head around GOC. A question I couldn't resist asking, is that; I have read that -cn, -oh & -nh2 can't show SIR as they are not quite bulky. But in the ortho effect of hydroxy benzoic acid, as mentioned in the video, the -oh group does cause SIR. Does the same happen for -nh2 Also I was wondering whether SIR Is possible in the derivatives of aniline? I would really appreciate a reply 🙏

[@ishaana9270]

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[@arpittiwari3541]

Thank you khan academy for this amazing explanation!

[@iamtherealsen]

Thank you so much I had confusion about how plane changes when the G group is added now I have a better vision of how ortho effects work thanking you once again

[@devanshshakya7830]

Thank you soooooo much mam 😊😊😊😊.I am too happy after getting this concept.

[@ManekaAgarwal]

Could you please clarify exactly which groups are bulky? And can we also apply the same orders to SIR in o-substituted aniline compounds?

[@chiramana_]

yes, but the element directly attached to benzene (not the side chain one) must be sp2 hybridized :)

[@avarts4432]

Amazing thanks a ton

[@paobr1165]

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[@sarthakkhatale]

Wrong explanation!!