4. For the acid in Option do the following: HO,CCH,C H2 CH2CO2H a) Draw a Lewis structure of the acid and mark the acidic hydrogen(s) with an asterisk (*). (Hint: Organic acids, those composed of C, H, and O, will have the partial structure "HO2C-" or "-CO2H" written in the formula. In these cases, both oxygens are bonded to the carbon and the hydrogen is bonded to one of the oxygen atoms) b) Draw a structure of the conjugate base of the acid you drew in 4a) c) Draw a structure of the conjugate base of the species for which you drew a structure 4b)

4. For the acid in Option do the following: HO,CCH,C H2 CH2CO2H a) Draw a Lewis structure of the acid and mark the acidic hydrogen(s) with an asterisk (*). (Hint: Organic acids, those composed of C, H, and O, will have the partial structure "HO2C-" or "-CO2H" written in the formula. In these cases, both oxygens are bonded to the carbon and the hydrogen is bonded to one of the oxygen atoms) b) Draw a structure of the conjugate base of the acid you drew in 4a) c) Draw a structure of the conjugate base of the species for which you drew a structure 4b)

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Chapter8: Thermochemistry

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