QUESTION 8For each of the following pairs or reactions, which is correctly labeled as having the larger equilibrium constant. Theremay be more than one correct answer.CH;OH pka =15.5CHCH;OH pKa =15.9NH, pKa =9.4CH;NH, pka =10.7O CH3CH OH + NH3 = CH;CH20 + NH,CH3OH + NH,CH;0 + NH, larger KeaCH:CH,OH + CHNH2 =-CH,CH2OH + NH3CH,CH,0 + CHNH3* | larger Kec= CH;CH20 + NH,"

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For each of the following pairs or reactions, which is correctly labeled as having the larger equilibrium constant. may be more than one correct answer. CH2OH pka =15.5 CH;CH;OH pka =15.9 NH,* pKa =9.4 CH;NH, pka =10.7 O CH;CH-OH + NH3 = CH;CH20¯ + NH," CH3OH + NH3 = CH;O° + NH,"| larges Kea CH:CH,OH + CHNH, = CH;CH2OH + NH3 = CH;CH;O¯ + CH;NH3*| larger Keg CH3CH20 + NH = ."

For each of the following pairs or reactions, which is correctly labeled as having the larger equilibrium constant. may be more than one correct answer. CH2OH pka =15.5 CH;CH;OH pka =15.9 NH,* pKa =9.4 CH;NH, pka =10.7 O CH;CH-OH + NH3 = CH;CH20¯ + NH," CH3OH + NH3 = CH;O° + NH,"| larges Kea CH:CH,OH + CHNH, = CH;CH2OH + NH3 = CH;CH;O¯ + CH;NH3*| larger Keg CH3CH20 + NH = ."

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