Ezetimibe (C24H21 F2 NO3) is a drug used to treat high blood cholesterol. Which of the following statements is correct? a b с B d OH -N Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. A OH F Proton A is more acidic because when proton A is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton B dissociates. This creates a higher charge density that increases the entropy of water. X Your answer Proton A is more acidic because when proton A is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton B dissociates. This delocalization of charge creates a lower charge density that does not reduce the entropy of water as much Proton B is more acidic because when proton Bis lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton A dissociates. This delocalization of charge creates a lower charge density that does not reduce the entropy of water as much Proton B is more acidic because when proton B is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton A dissociates. This creates a higher charge density that increases the entropy of water.

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Ezetimibe (C_{24}H_{21}F_2NO_3) is a drug used to treat high blood cholesterol. Which of the following statements is correct?

Ezetimibe (C24H21 F2 NO3) is a drug used to treat high blood cholesterol. Which of the following statements is correct?
а
b
с
F-
d
B
OH
Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.
-N.
A
OH
Proton A is more acidic because when proton A is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton B
dissociates. This creates a higher charge density that increases the entropy of water.
X
Your answer
Proton A is more acidic because when proton A is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton B dissociates.
This delocalization of charge creates a lower charge density that does not reduce the entropy of water as much
Proton B is more acidic because when proton B is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton A dissociates.
This delocalization of charge creates a lower charge density that does not reduce the entropy of water as much
Proton B is more acidic because when proton B is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton A dissociates.
This creates a higher charge density that increases the entropy of water.
Transcribed Image Text:Ezetimibe (C24H21 F2 NO3) is a drug used to treat high blood cholesterol. Which of the following statements is correct? а b с F- d B OH Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. -N. A OH Proton A is more acidic because when proton A is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton B dissociates. This creates a higher charge density that increases the entropy of water. X Your answer Proton A is more acidic because when proton A is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton B dissociates. This delocalization of charge creates a lower charge density that does not reduce the entropy of water as much Proton B is more acidic because when proton B is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton A dissociates. This delocalization of charge creates a lower charge density that does not reduce the entropy of water as much Proton B is more acidic because when proton B is lost resonance is possible but this is not true when proton A dissociates. This creates a higher charge density that increases the entropy of water.
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