Compound a pyridinium pK₂ = 5.25 NH Hydroxide ion: Bicarbonate ion: Submit Answer Compound b CH3CCH3 acetone pk = 19.3 Compound c Which of the compounds above are strong enough acids to react almost completely with a hydroxide ion (pK₂ of H₂O= 15.74) or with a bicarbonate ion (pK₂ of H₂CO3 = 6.37)? Enter your answers as an alphabetized string, i.e. abc, not cba; enter none if none of the compounds are strong enough acids. A Try Another Version CH3CCH₂CH3 butan-2-one pka 19 [References] 10 item attempts remaining

Compound a pyridinium pK₂ = 5.25 NH Hydroxide ion: Bicarbonate ion: Submit Answer Compound b CH3CCH3 acetone pk = 19.3 Compound c Which of the compounds above are strong enough acids to react almost completely with a hydroxide ion (pK₂ of H₂O= 15.74) or with a bicarbonate ion (pK₂ of H₂CO3 = 6.37)? Enter your answers as an alphabetized string, i.e. abc, not cba; enter none if none of the compounds are strong enough acids. A Try Another Version CH3CCH₂CH3 butan-2-one pka 19 [References] 10 item attempts remaining

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