**Title: Acid Dissociation Reactions and Comparing Acid Strengths**### Acid Dissociation ReactionsFor the molecules shown below, draw the acid dissociation reaction. If a conjugate base features resonance structures, ensure all valid resonance structures are depicted.**Molecule A:**- Structure: A ketone with one hydrogen atom adjacent to the carbonyl.- Reaction: Write the dissociation with \( \text{H}^+ \) and the conjugate base.**Molecule B:**- Structure: A ketone with a trifluoromethyl (CF₃) group adjacent to the carbonyl.- Reaction: Write the dissociation with \( \text{H}^+ \) and the conjugate base.**Molecule C:**- Structure: A ketone with no additional groups other than hydrogen adjacent to the carbonyl.- Reaction: Write the dissociation with \( \text{H}^+ \) and the conjugate base.### Acid Strength ComparisonIdentify the stronger acid in each of the pairs below and provide an explanation for each comparison.**A & B:**- Compare the acidity between molecules A and B.**B & C:**- Compare the acidity between molecules B and C.**A & C:**- Compare the acidity between molecules A and C.**Explanation Guidelines:**- Consider the influence of differing substituents on acidity and resonance stability of conjugate bases.- Discuss electron-withdrawing or electron-donating effects impacting acidity. This exercise aims to deepen understanding of how molecular structure influences acidity and resonance stabilization.

After dissociation, conjugate base is formed . The conjugate bases of given molecules are stabilized…

For each of the molecules shown below, draw the acid dissociation reaction. If a conjugate base has resonance structures, draw all valid resonance structures. A H* + В H* + CF3 H. C H* + Identify the stronger acid in each of the pairs below; provide an explanation for each pair. A & B B & C A & C

For each of the molecules shown below, draw the acid dissociation reaction. If a conjugate base has resonance structures, draw all valid resonance structures. A H* + В H* + CF3 H. C H* + Identify the stronger acid in each of the pairs below; provide an explanation for each pair. A & B B & C A & C

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