The pka of caffeine is 14.0; water is 15.7; isopropyl alcohol is 17.0. Hand draw each of these molecules. Identify what functional groups are a part of each molecule and write the name of the functional group under each molecule. Look up the characteristic pka for each functional group, the pKa of the compound, and indicate that in the picture as well. Circle or highlight the acidic hydrogen(s) that is related to the pKa.

The pka of caffeine is 14.0; water is 15.7; isopropyl alcohol is 17.0. Hand draw each of these molecules. Identify what functional groups are a part of each molecule and write the name of the functional group under each molecule. Look up the characteristic pka for each functional group, the pKa of the compound, and indicate that in the picture as well. Circle or highlight the acidic hydrogen(s) that is related to the pKa.

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