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Chapter 6, Problem 6.13P
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Interpretation:
Among the given two compounds, the compound having a lower pKa value is to be predicted.
Concept introduction:
As the atomic size of an element increases, its capacity to hold the negative charge increases. When two elements in the same column having a negative charge are compared, then the element down the column holds the negative charge better as compared to the element on the top of the column. Thus, the element with a larger size stabilizes the negative charge more as compared to the element with a smaller size. The least stable the conjugate base, the weaker is the acid. Strong acids have low pKa values.
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