Consider the following cardiovascular drugs:Benzocaine (C,H₁NO₂)to supHOНЕ AHTreprostinil (C23H3405)OHBepridil (C24H34N₂O)OH1. How many of these drugs will generate solutions with pH > 7 when dissolved in water?a. One of themb. Two of themc. All of themd. None of them

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Consider the following cardiovascular drugs: Benzocaine (C₂H₁NO₂) HO Treprostinil (C23H34O5) OH H OH Bepridil (C24H34N₂O) ag 1. How many of these drugs will generate solutions with pH > 7 when dissolved in water? a. One of them b. Two of them c. All of them d. None of them

Consider the following cardiovascular drugs: Benzocaine (C₂H₁NO₂) HO Treprostinil (C23H34O5) OH H OH Bepridil (C24H34N₂O) ag 1. How many of these drugs will generate solutions with pH > 7 when dissolved in water? a. One of them b. Two of them c. All of them d. None of them

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Consider the following cardiovascular drugs:
Benzocaine (C,H₁NO₂)
to sup
HO
НЕ AH
Treprostinil (C23H3405)
OH
Bepridil (C24H34N₂O)
OH
1. How many of these drugs will generate solutions with pH > 7 when dissolved in water?
a. One of them
b. Two of them
c. All of them
d. None of them

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