11. Each base shown below has its conjugate acid (pKa) value listed below it in parentheses. Arrange these bases in order of strongest base to weakest base: EC: (pKa = 26) 1. (pKa = 16) 2. CHÍNH O: O: CH=CH (pKa = 45) 3. (pKa = 34) 4. 5. I (pKa = 4) A. 2<5<4< 1 <3 B. 5<2<4< 1 <3 C. 1<2 <3<4<5 D. 3< 1 <4<5<2 E. 34<1<2<5 F. 3<4<1<5<2

11. Each base shown below has its conjugate acid (pKa) value listed below it in parentheses. Arrange these bases in order of strongest base to weakest base: EC: (pKa = 26) 1. (pKa = 16) 2. CHÍNH O: O: CH=CH (pKa = 45) 3. (pKa = 34) 4. 5. I (pKa = 4) A. 2<5<4< 1 <3 B. 5<2<4< 1 <3 C. 1<2 <3<4<5 D. 3< 1 <4<5<2 E. 34<1<2<5 F. 3<4<1<5<2

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter4: Acids And Bases

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Problem 4.33P: Complete the equation for the reaction between each Lewis acid-base pair. In each equation, label...

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