In each of the following compounds, identify the most acidic hydrogen. Draw the conjugate base of thecompound after the most acidic hydrogen has been removed:a)b)H,NOHSH

Most acidic hydrogen is which gives most stable conjugate base after it removed.

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n each of the following compounds, identify the most acidic hydrogen. Draw the conjugate base of the compound after the most acidic hydrogen has been removed: a) b) H,N SH