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ACIDOS CARBOXILICOS

Los ácidos carboxílicos son compuestos que contienen un grupo carboxilo (COOH) y se clasifican en mono, di, tri o policarboxílicos según la cantidad de grupos carboxilo presentes. Su nomenclatura varía dependiendo de si son lineales o cíclicos, y su solubilidad se debe a la polaridad del grupo carboxilo, que permite la formación de puentes de hidrógeno con el agua. Ejemplos incluyen el ácido acético, láctico y benzoico, entre otros.
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ACIDOS CARBOXILICOS

Los ácidos carboxílicos son compuestos que contienen un grupo carboxilo (COOH) y se clasifican en mono, di, tri o policarboxílicos según la cantidad de grupos carboxilo presentes. Su nomenclatura varía dependiendo de si son lineales o cíclicos, y su solubilidad se debe a la polaridad del grupo carboxilo, que permite la formación de puentes de hidrógeno con el agua. Ejemplos incluyen el ácido acético, láctico y benzoico, entre otros.
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ÁCIDOS 1102

CARBOXÍLI
COS
• Maria Angelica Chapeta
Chacón
• Oriana Jasbleidy Gómez
Sánchez
• Paula Valentina Gutiérrez
González
ÁCIDOS
Un acidoCARBOXÍLICOS
carboxílico es un grupo funcional
formado por un grupo carbonilo (C=O) MÁS un
grupo hidroxilo (OH). Unida a una a un
hidrogeno o cadena carbonada R).

R
OH
FÓRMULA GENERAL
-Los derivados de los ácidos carboxílicos
tienen como formula general:

R-
NOMENCLATURA
• Para nombrar a los ácidos carboxílicos debemos
tener en cuenta:

1. Cuando forman grupos lineales ácido-oico


2. Cuando se forman grupos cíclicos acido-
carboxílico
CLASIFICACIÓ
Nel primer caso, la molécula contiene tan
Los ácidos carboxílicos pueden ser: mono, di, tri o poli
carboxílicos. En
solo un grupo carboxilo y se nombran así
Ácido + Hidrocarburo de referencia + "-oico" En este
grupo tenemos:

CH3-COOH

ÁCIDO
ACÉTICO
(ACIDO ETANOICO)
ÁCIDO
LÁCTICO

ÁCIDO
BENZOIC
O
(ESTE ES UN ÁCIDO
CON RADICAL
AROMÁTICO)
ÁCIDO
METANOICO
(ACIDO FÓRMICO)
Los ácidos dicarboxílicos contienen dos grupos carboxilos,
se nombran así Ácido + Hidrocarburo de
referencia + "-dioico" y su fórmula general es HOOC-
(CH2)n –COOH.
En este grupo tenemos:

ÁCIDO
OXÁLICO
HOOC-COOH

Acido etanodioico

Enlace simple
ÁCIDO
MALÓNICO

C3H4O4
1 2 3

HOOC-CH2-COOH
Ácido propanodioico
ÁCIDO
TEREFTÁLICO

C 8H 6O 4

COOH
1
6 2

Ácido benceno-1,4-dicarboxilico
5 3
4

COOH
• Los ácidos tricarboxílicos, poseen tres grupos
carboxilos y se nombran asi Ácido + Hidrocarburo de
referencia + "-tricarboxílico"

1 2 3

Ácido 2-hidroxi-1,2,3-propanotricarboxilico
Ácido isocítrico
Por ultimo, los ácidos policarboxilicos poseen
cuatro o más grupos carboxilos:
EJERCICIOS:
• CH3CH2COOH

• CH3-CH-COOH
I
COOH

• -COOH
PROPIEDADES
FÍSICAS
• SOLUBILIDAD:

El grupo carboxilo –COOH confiere carácter


polar a los ácidos y permite la formación de
puentes de hidrógeno entre la molécula de ácido
carboxílico y la molécula de agua.
PROPIEDADES
FÍSICAS
Por ultimo, los ácidos policarboxilicos poseen
cuatro o más grupos carboxilos:
Por ultimo, los ácidos policarboxilicos poseen
cuatro o más grupos carboxilos:
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