2) Consider the reaction B: + H3O+ BH + H₂O. For the following named bases: 1) draw the structure of the base, 2) draw the structure of the conjugate acid, 3) give the name of the conjugate acid, and 4) give the approximate pKa value of the acid in multiples of 5. 1-butynide anion Phenyl anion base conjugate acid base njugate acid pka_ pKa Ethoxide anion Acetic acid pKa pKa Ş Ethyl acetoacetate enolate anion pKa Di-isopropylamide anion pKa Triethylamine pKa Diethyl ether pka

2) Consider the reaction B: + H3O+ BH + H₂O. For the following named bases: 1) draw the structure of the base, 2) draw the structure of the conjugate acid, 3) give the name of the conjugate acid, and 4) give the approximate pKa value of the acid in multiples of 5. 1-butynide anion Phenyl anion base conjugate acid base njugate acid pka_ pKa Ethoxide anion Acetic acid pKa pKa Ş Ethyl acetoacetate enolate anion pKa Di-isopropylamide anion pKa Triethylamine pKa Diethyl ether pka

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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