Each nitrogen in the compound below has been given a label A-E. Complete the statementsbelow by providing the label of the nitrogen that makes the statement true. If no nitrogen satisfies thestatement select none:has the lone-pair that is farthest from the nucleus.has a linear geometry.has its lone-pair in a p-orbital.has the lone-pair that is closest to the nucleus.is the most basic.has a delocalized lone-pair.has the largest pKa' value.does not have a pKa' value.is most acidic.has its lone-pair in a sp²-orbital.

1. E Nitrogen has the lone pair farthest from the nucleus 2. E Nitrogen has linear geometry because…

Answered: Each nitrogen in the compound below has…

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