1) Conjugate Acid/Base Pairs - Draw the conjugate Acid-Base pair for each reaction, and indicate if the reaction will happen or not by circling YES or NO. + pKa = 5 Acid-Base Pair H Jan :0: pka = 19 CH3 CH3 CH3 protonate/deprotonate +H/-H + + +H / -H +H/-H +H / -H + +H/-H Conjugate Acid-Base Pair Will they React? YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO

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1) Conjugate Acid/Base Pairs - Draw the conjugate Acid-Base pair for each reaction, and indicate if the
reaction will happen or not by circling YES or NO.
pka = 5
Acid-Base Pair
pka 19
CH3
CH3
CH3
protonate/deprotonate
+
+H / -H
+H/-H
+
+H/-H
+H/-H
+
+H/-H
Conjugate Acid-Base Pair
Will they React?
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
Transcribed Image Text:1) Conjugate Acid/Base Pairs - Draw the conjugate Acid-Base pair for each reaction, and indicate if the reaction will happen or not by circling YES or NO. pka = 5 Acid-Base Pair pka 19 CH3 CH3 CH3 protonate/deprotonate + +H / -H +H/-H + +H/-H +H/-H + +H/-H Conjugate Acid-Base Pair Will they React? YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO
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