(A) if a divalent metal ion is inserted in the centerof the phorphine ring, its

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(A) if a divalent metal ion is inserted in the centerof the phorphine ring, its charge will be exactly balance the twonegative charges of the dianion. write a balanced equation for thereaction of tetraphenylporphyrin(which you can abbreviate as TPP)with cupric acetate [Cu(CH3COO)2]to give acetic acid [CH3COOH] and a copper (II) ionin the center of the TTP dianion. (B) it turns out that the dimensions of thecopper (II) ion are just right so that it fits into the exactcenter of the porphine ring of the TPP dianion. Do you predict thatthis metal salt should be more polaror less polar than TPPitself?--explain your prediction
(A) if a divalent metal ion is inserted in the centerof the phorphine ring, its charge will be exactly balance the twonegative charges of the dianion. write a balanced equation for thereaction of tetraphenylporphyrin(which you can abbreviate as TPP)with cupric acetate [Cu(CH3COO)2]to give acetic acid [CH3COOH] and a copper (II) ionin the center of the TTP dianion. (B) it turns out that the dimensions of thecopper (II) ion are just right so that it fits into the exactcenter of the porphine ring of the TPP dianion. Do you predict thatthis metal salt should be more polaror less polar than TPPitself?--explain your prediction

Explanation / Answer

Cu(CH3COO)2 + H2TPP --> 2 CH3COOH +Cu(TPP) Tetraphenylporphyrin is non - polar molecule. The saltis also non -polar one .The net di-pole moment is ZERO.

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