c. CF;CH2OH to answer the a. CH;COOH pK-4.8 below questions: b. CH;CH2NH3 pK,-11.0 pK,-12.4 1) which acid is the strongest 2) which acid(s) can react with B1 and B2, Explain your answer :0: Bases: OCH3 B1 B2 OH pKa of conjugate acids: OCH3 pKa = 25 pКa 3D 10 %3D

c. CF;CH2OH to answer the a. CH;COOH pK-4.8 below questions: b. CH;CH2NH3 pK,-11.0 pK,-12.4 1) which acid is the strongest 2) which acid(s) can react with B1 and B2, Explain your answer :0: Bases: OCH3 B1 B2 OH pKa of conjugate acids: OCH3 pKa = 25 pКa 3D 10 %3D

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