1. Rank the following nitrogens or amines in order of decreasing basicity (strongest toweakest, strongest = 1)a)N'NH2compare the basicity of three nitrogen in 1-methylhistamineb)F.'NH2'NH2'NH2

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1. Rank the following nitrogens or amines in order of decreasing basicity (strongest to weakest, strongest = 1) a) `NH2 compare the basicity of three nitrogen in 1-methylhistamine b) `NH2 NH2 `NH2

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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1. Rank the following nitrogens or amines in order of decreasing basicity (strongest to
weakest, strongest = 1)
a)
N
'NH2
compare the basicity of three nitrogen in 1-methylhistamine
b)
F.
'NH2
'NH2
'NH2

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