Explain how mass effects act to lower the carbonyl frequency

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Explain how mass effects act to lower the carbonyl frequency, as well as how inductive and hyperconjugation effects act to raise the carbonyl frequency of aldehydes relative to ketones.

Reference no: EM13132029

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