Using the pk, table, estimate pk, values for the most acidic group on the compounds below, and draw the structure of the conjugate base that results when thisgroup donates a proton. Use the pka table above and/or from the Reference Tables.a)b)O.OHOHOO-NH₂-NH₂Answera. The most acidic group is the protonated amine, pka ~ 5-9b. Alpha proton by the C=O group, pka ~ 18-20c. Thiol, pka 10d. Carboxylic acid, pka ~ 5e. Carboxylic acid, pka ~ 5c)OHH₂NSHNH₂OHasparagineHlysergic acid.OHNHCH3Can someone please explain theseanswers. Including which protons beingcompared on the compound.

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Using the pk, table, estimate pK, values for the most acidic group on the compounds below, and draw the structure of the conjugate base that results when this group donates a proton. Use the pka table above and/or from the Reference Tables. b) O H OH Ⓒ -NH₂ -NH₂ c) OH an H₂N SH NH₂ OH O asparagine H lysergic acid OH CH3

Using the pk, table, estimate pK, values for the most acidic group on the compounds below, and draw the structure of the conjugate base that results when this group donates a proton. Use the pka table above and/or from the Reference Tables. b) O H OH Ⓒ -NH₂ -NH₂ c) OH an H₂N SH NH₂ OH O asparagine H lysergic acid OH CH3

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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ChapterNW4: Nomenclature Worksheet 4: Carbonyl Compounds

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