29) Consider the following acid-base reaction: он CHO Na A + в ON pK, =7 (a) Provide structures for A and B (including nonbonding electron pairs and formal charges where necessary), where A is the conjugate acid and B is the conjugate base of the reaction. Answer: (b) Provide and arrow pushing mechanism to show how A and B are formed. Answer: (c) Will the reaction proceed from left to right (i.e. are A and B favoured at equilibrium)? Explain your answer. Answer: (d) Draw all important resonance contributors of the conjugate base B. Rank the contributors from most stable to least stable (if contributors are equally stable indicate this with an equals sign) most stable least stable

29) Consider the following acid-base reaction: он CHO Na A + в ON pK, =7 (a) Provide structures for A and B (including nonbonding electron pairs and formal charges where necessary), where A is the conjugate acid and B is the conjugate base of the reaction. Answer: (b) Provide and arrow pushing mechanism to show how A and B are formed. Answer: (c) Will the reaction proceed from left to right (i.e. are A and B favoured at equilibrium)? Explain your answer. Answer: (d) Draw all important resonance contributors of the conjugate base B. Rank the contributors from most stable to least stable (if contributors are equally stable indicate this with an equals sign) most stable least stable

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