a H CI CI .0 H b F F :0: A: Proton (a) is more acidic because of A (atom type and/or size i ARIO) B: Proton (b) is more acidic because of A (atom type and/or size i ARIO) C: Proton (a) is more acidic because of R (number of resonance structures in ARIO) D: Proton (b) is more acidic because of R (number of resonance structures in ARIO) E: Proton (a) is more acidic because of I (induction in ARIO) F: Proton (b) is more acidic because of I (induction in ARIO) G: Proton (a) is more acidic because of O (orbital type in ARIO) H: Proton (b) is more acidic because of O (orbital type in ARIO)
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For the compound below please determine which of the two protons (a) or (b) is more acidic using the ARIO rule and explain your reasoning.
Note: To answer the question correctly, please draw both Conjugate Base 1 and Conjugate Base 2. Determine which of the two protons is more acidic using the ARIO rule and explain your reasoning - if the reason is R (number of Resonance Structures) please draw all the resonance structures. Make sure you keep track of all formal charges and lone pairs.
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H
CI CI
H b
F F
:0:
A: Proton (a) is more acidic because of A (atom type and/or size in
ARIO)
B: Proton (b) is more acidic because of A (atom type and/or size in
ARIO)
C: Proton (a) is more acidic because of R (number of resonance
structures in ARIO)
D: Proton (b) is more acidic because of R (number of resonance
structures in ARIO)
E: Proton (a) is more acidic because of I (induction in ARIO)
F: Proton (b) is more acidic because of I (induction in ARIO)
G: Proton (a) is more acidic because of O (orbital type in ARIO)
H: Proton (b) is more acidic because of O (orbital type in ARIO)](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F9eb06f9e-0c70-4437-8ece-c2c7a2d8157c%2F80efc67b-ab7b-421a-8598-230a9703f5eb%2Fuhffyp_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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