Find the pKa of the acids (or conjugate acids of the given base) below. Then, draw the form that is predominant at pH = 3, 7, 12 for each of the compounds: Find the pka of the acids (or conjugate auds of the given base)below. Then, draw the form that is predominant at pH=3, 7, 12 for each of the Compounds:%3DStructureStructurePH =7PH=12NH2HNCFно

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Find the pka of the acids (or conjugate auds of the given base) below. Then, draw the form that is predominant at pH= 3, 7, 12 for each of the Compounds: %3D Structure Structure PH =7 PH=12 NH2 HN CF но

Find the pka of the acids (or conjugate auds of the given base) below. Then, draw the form that is predominant at pH= 3, 7, 12 for each of the Compounds: %3D Structure Structure PH =7 PH=12 NH2 HN CF но

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

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