3. Give the pK₂ values for the following compounds and then rank them in terms of increasing acidity. Explain why the values change so dramatically (each pk- unit is an order of magnitude) from one member of the series to the next. H₂C=CH2 H₂C-CH₂ HC=CH

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3. Give the pK₂ values for the following compounds and then rank them in terms of increasing
acidity. Explain why the values change so dramatically (each pk- unit is an order of magnitude)
from one member of the series to the next.
H₂C=CH2
H₂C-CH₂
HC=CH
Transcribed Image Text:3. Give the pK₂ values for the following compounds and then rank them in terms of increasing acidity. Explain why the values change so dramatically (each pk- unit is an order of magnitude) from one member of the series to the next. H₂C=CH2 H₂C-CH₂ HC=CH
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