Write the bond-line presentations for each compound shown below; consider them as acids andwrite the conjugate base of each of them-2.Bond-line structure of a givencompoundConjugate base bond-line structure(CH3)2CCHCOOHcis-stereoisomerHCCCHCHCH3[(Et);NH]*[(i-Pr)2CHOH2]*

2. Write the bond-line presentations for each compound shown below; consider them as acids and write the conjugate base of each of them Bond-line structure of a given Conjugate base bond-line structure compound (CH3)2CCHCOOH cis-stereoisomer НСССНСHCH3 [(Et);NH]* [(i-Pr)2CHOH2]*

2. Write the bond-line presentations for each compound shown below; consider them as acids and write the conjugate base of each of them Bond-line structure of a given Conjugate base bond-line structure compound (CH3)2CCHCOOH cis-stereoisomer НСССНСHCH3 [(Et);NH]* [(i-Pr)2CHOH2]*

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Write the bond-line presentations for each compound shown below; consider them as acids and
write the conjugate base of each of them-
2.
Bond-line structure of a given
compound
Conjugate base bond-line structure
(CH3)2CCHCOOH
cis-stereoisomer
HCCCHCHCH3
[(Et);NH]*
[(i-Pr)2CHOH2]*

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