What is the most acidie proton in methanol, CH;OH (H, or H,)? Explain briefly (CB = Conjugate Base). н, о-с-н H. A) H, is more acidic. Because carbon is less electronegative, CB-b is more stable than CB-a. B) H, is more acidic. Because carbon is less clectronegative, H, is more stable than Hp. C) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more electronegative, CB-a is more stable than CB-b. D) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more electronegative, H, is more stable than H. E) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more electronegative, H, is more stable than Hp.
What is the most acidie proton in methanol, CH;OH (H, or H,)? Explain briefly (CB = Conjugate Base). н, о-с-н H. A) H, is more acidic. Because carbon is less electronegative, CB-b is more stable than CB-a. B) H, is more acidic. Because carbon is less clectronegative, H, is more stable than Hp. C) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more electronegative, CB-a is more stable than CB-b. D) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more electronegative, H, is more stable than H. E) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more electronegative, H, is more stable than Hp.
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What is the most acidic proton in methanol, CHOH
Which is the stronger base? Explain briefly.
(H, or H,)? Explain briefly (CB = Conjugate Base).
NH3
NH2
H-0-C-H
H.
ammonia
aniline
A) H, is more acidic. Because carbon is less
clectronegative, CB-b is more stable than CB-a.
A) Because this is more stable:
aniline is the stronger base.
-NH2
B) H, is more acidic. Because carbon is less
electronegative, H, is more stable than Hp-
B) Because this is more stable:
ammonia is the stronger base.
-NH2
C) H, is more acidie. Because oxygen is more
electronegative, CB-a is more stable than CB-b.
C) Because this is more stable: NH3
aniline is the stronger base.
D) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more
electronegative, H, is more stable than Hp.
D) Because this is more stable: NH2
ammonia is the stronger base.
E) H, is more acidic. Because oxygen is more
electronegative, H, is more stable than Hp.
E) Because this is more stable:
aniline is the stronger base. NH
Inductive withdrawal of electron density (as shown
below) has what effect on the negative charge?
Which of the following is classified as a
conjugate acid-base pair?
A) HCI / NaOH
B) H3O¨/ H20
C) 02/ H20
D) H*/ CI*
A) It's a good thing (stabilizing) for the negative charge.
E) NaCl / NaOH
B) It's a bad thing (destabilizing) for the negative charge.
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C) It has no effect on the negative charge.
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