Chemistry · Supramolecular Chemistry
The correct depiction of the strongest hydrogen-bonded complex between benzoate anion and receptor A (a macrocyclic diamide receptor) is characterized by which of the following interactions?
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- 1Four hydrogen bonds formed between the two carboxylate oxygen atoms of the benzoate anion and the four NH protons of the receptor cavity.✓
- 2Two hydrogen bonds formed between one carboxylate oxygen atom of the benzoate anion and two NH protons of the receptor cavity.
- 3Three hydrogen bonds formed between the benzoate anion and the aromatic CH protons of the receptor.
- 4A single hydrogen bond formed between the benzoate anion and one amide carbonyl group of the receptor.
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Four hydrogen bonds formed between the two carboxylate oxygen atoms of the benzoate anion and the four NH protons of the receptor cavity.
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