Janiceleong26 said:
Janiceleong26 said:
-2 and -3Borek said:
sorry I didn't know about this, now that I've know now...we have to find a compound that has three functional groups that can react with Na right? Which is A or C. But since they say J reacts with NaOH (aq) to produce an organic ion with -1 charge, which means there should only be 1 -COOH grp, so ans. is CAn organic ion with charge -3 is an ion that contains carbon and has a negative charge of 3. It is formed when an organic molecule gains 3 electrons or loses 3 protons.
An organic ion with charge -3 can be formed through various processes such as chemical reactions, ionization, or redox reactions. It can also be formed by adding or removing electrons or protons from an organic molecule.
An organic ion with charge -3 is typically stable and has a high reactivity due to its negative charge. It can also participate in various biochemical processes and reactions in living organisms.
Some common examples of organic ions with charge -3 include carboxylate ions, sulfonate ions, and phosphate ions. These ions are often found in organic compounds such as amino acids, fatty acids, and nucleic acids.
An organic ion with charge -3 plays a crucial role in various biological processes such as metabolism, protein folding, and DNA replication. It also helps in maintaining the pH balance and regulating cell membrane permeability.