Identify the bases below that can be used to deprotonate a terminal alkyne. Select all that apply. BuLi NaOCH 3 NaH - NaNH, NaOH 53 54 Explain your choices. The base(s) selected above is/are stronger than the acetylide base, thus favoring the reverse reaction. The base(s) selected above is/are stronger than the acetylide base, thus favoring the forward reaction. The base(s) selected above is/are weaker than the acetylide base, thus favoring the forward reaction. The base(s) selected above is/are weaker than the acetylide base, thus favoring the reverse reaction.

Identify the bases below that can be used to deprotonate a terminal alkyne. Select all that apply. BuLi NaOCH 3 NaH - NaNH, NaOH 53 54 Explain your choices. The base(s) selected above is/are stronger than the acetylide base, thus favoring the reverse reaction. The base(s) selected above is/are stronger than the acetylide base, thus favoring the forward reaction. The base(s) selected above is/are weaker than the acetylide base, thus favoring the forward reaction. The base(s) selected above is/are weaker than the acetylide base, thus favoring the reverse reaction.

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