Why is the inter molecular hydrogen bond between aniline and phenol stronger?
Why is the inter molecular hydrogen bond stronger between aniline and phenol than the respective hydrogen bonds?
The more electronegative nitrogen/oxygen due to the inductive effect the respective hydrogen will be more electropositive.
The more electronegative nitrogen/oxygen due to the inductive effect the respective hydrogen will be more electropositive.
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