of the bases you studied in BeyondLabz, how would you rank them in terms of their relative base strength? The strongest base = 1. Prompts Submitted Answers LDA (-Pr2NL) Cyclohexylmagnesium chloride NaOMe Triethylamine Water Choose a match 5 5

of the bases you studied in BeyondLabz, how would you rank them in terms of their relative base strength? The strongest base = 1. Prompts Submitted Answers LDA (-Pr2NL) Cyclohexylmagnesium chloride NaOMe Triethylamine Water Choose a match 5 5

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of the bases you studied in BeyondLabz, how would you rank them in terms of their relative base strength? The strongest base = 1.
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LDA (-Pr2NL)
Cyclohexylmagnesium chloride
NaOMe
Triethylamine
Water
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