### Identifying Acidic Hydrogens in a Molecule **Question:** Which hydrogen atom(s) in the following molecule is acidic? (That is, which hydrogen atom(s) will disassociate in water?) **Options:** - 1 and 3 - 1, 2, and 3 - 1 only - 1 and 2 - no acidic hydrogens - 2 only - 2 and 3 - 3 only **Diagram Explanation:** The molecule depicted is a structural formula. It contains the following parts: - A central chain of atoms with a nitrogen (N) atom attached to a hydrogen (H) and two carbon (C) atoms. - The carbon atoms appear as part of a backbone, each bonded to hydrogen or other functional groups. - At the right end, an oxygen (O) atom is double-bonded to a carbon, indicative of a carbonyl group. - The molecule includes three labeled hydrogen atoms: H₁, H₂, H₃. The task is to determine which of these hydrogens is capable of disassociating in water, i.e., which are acidic.

### Identifying Acidic Hydrogens in a Molecule Question: Which hydrogen atom(s) in the following molecule is acidic? (That is, which hydrogen atom(s) will disassociate in water?) Options: - 1 and 3 - 1, 2, and 3 - 1 only - 1 and 2 - no acidic hydrogens - 2 only - 2 and 3 - 3 only Diagram Explanation: The molecule depicted is a structural formula. It contains the following parts: - A central chain of atoms with a nitrogen (N) atom attached to a hydrogen (H) and two carbon (C) atoms. - The carbon atoms appear as part of a backbone, each bonded to hydrogen or other functional groups. - At the right end, an oxygen (O) atom is double-bonded to a carbon, indicative of a carbonyl group. - The molecule includes three labeled hydrogen atoms: H₁, H₂, H₃. The task is to determine which of these hydrogens is capable of disassociating in water, i.e., which are acidic.

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