1) Consider the reaction AH(+) + H₂O · A: + H₂O¹. For the following named acids: 1) draw the structure of the acid, 2) give the approximate pKa of the conjugate acid (±1 pKa unit), 3) give the name of the conjugate base, and 4) draw the structure of the conjugate base. For the purposes of answering this question you may use pKa values evenly divisible by 5. iso-Butyl amine Acetylacetone pKa pKa acid Conj. base acid Conj. base Imidazolium cation pka_ sec-butyl oxonium pKa t-Butyl Acetoacetate pka iso-propanol pKa Ethyl Acetate pKa Anilinium cation pKa

1) Consider the reaction AH(+) + H₂O · A: + H₂O¹. For the following named acids: 1) draw the structure of the acid, 2) give the approximate pKa of the conjugate acid (±1 pKa unit), 3) give the name of the conjugate base, and 4) draw the structure of the conjugate base. For the purposes of answering this question you may use pKa values evenly divisible by 5. iso-Butyl amine Acetylacetone pKa pKa acid Conj. base acid Conj. base Imidazolium cation pka_ sec-butyl oxonium pKa t-Butyl Acetoacetate pka iso-propanol pKa Ethyl Acetate pKa Anilinium cation pKa

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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Problem 38QRT

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