a) CCl4 6. a) NH3 7. a) H₂O 8. a) HBr › Circle the molecule that is polar overall (many have polar bonds but are nonpolar overall). b) Cl₂CCCl2 Circle the strongest acid: b) CH3CO₂H Circle the strongest base: b) HO- Circle the weakest acid: b) H₂O c) CO2 c) H₂O c) HS- c) CH4 d) HCCF d) CH3CH3 e) FCH₂CO₂H d) NH3 e) BH3 d) NH3 e) CH3 e) HI

a) CCl4 6. a) NH3 7. a) H₂O 8. a) HBr › Circle the molecule that is polar overall (many have polar bonds but are nonpolar overall). b) Cl₂CCCl2 Circle the strongest acid: b) CH3CO₂H Circle the strongest base: b) HO- Circle the weakest acid: b) H₂O c) CO2 c) H₂O c) HS- c) CH4 d) HCCF d) CH3CH3 e) FCH₂CO₂H d) NH3 e) BH3 d) NH3 e) CH3 e) HI

Organic Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305080485

Author:John E. McMurry

Publisher:John E. McMurry

Chapter2: Polar Covalent Bonds; Acids And Bases

Section2.SE: Something Extra

Problem 25MP: Use curved arrows to draw the protonated form of each Lewis base below.

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