2.) Please rank the protons in the structures below in terms of acidity (from highest to lowest pka). Provide a rationale for the acidity (or lack thereof) of each. Where resonance is a factor for acidity of a given proton, please draw relevant resonance forms (with arrow pushing) following deprotonation. HD HA Hc -HB

2.) Please rank the protons in the structures below in terms of acidity (from highest to lowest pka). Provide a rationale for the acidity (or lack thereof) of each. Where resonance is a factor for acidity of a given proton, please draw relevant resonance forms (with arrow pushing) following deprotonation. HD HA Hc -HB

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