Base CH;NH, NH,NH2 HONH2 CINH2 H H Conjugate Acid H- N+-H H- C-I H The table above includes the Lewis diagrams of the conjugate acids of some weak nitrogenous bases. Based on the relative stability of the conjugate acids, which of the following bases has the largest value for К, ? A CH3NH2 NH,NH, C HONH, CINH2

Base CH;NH, NH,NH2 HONH2 CINH2 H H Conjugate Acid H- N+-H H- C-I H The table above includes the Lewis diagrams of the conjugate acids of some weak nitrogenous bases. Based on the relative stability of the conjugate acids, which of the following bases has the largest value for К, ? A CH3NH2 NH,NH, C HONH, CINH2

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter4: Polar Bonds, Polar Reactions

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