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8. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing base strength (weakest base first-to the left, strongest base last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. N. H H 9. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing electron richness of the carbonyl carbon (most electron deficient first-to the left, most electron rich last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. H. H.

8. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing base strength (weakest base first-to the left, strongest base last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. N. H H 9. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing electron richness of the carbonyl carbon (most electron deficient first-to the left, most electron rich last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. H. H.

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8. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing base strength (weakest base first-to the left, strongest base last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. N H H. H 9. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing electron richness of the carbonyl carbon (most electron deficient first-to the left, most electron rich last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. H. H.
Transcribed Image Text:8. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing base strength (weakest base first-to the left, strongest base last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. N H H. H 9. Rank the following compounds in order of increasing electron richness of the carbonyl carbon (most electron deficient first-to the left, most electron rich last-to the right). Use partial charges, dipole arrows, presence of edg or ewg, and/or electron pushing to demonstrate your ranking and a brief narrative to explain the meanings of the demonstrations. H. H.
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