Identify which of the following compounds is expected to be a stronger base. Compound A Compound B O Compound A Compound B Choose the correct explanation(s) for the above observation. Select all that apply. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound B is localized and available to function as a base. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound B is delocalized and is participating in aromaticity. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound A is localized and available to function as a base. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound A is delocalized and is participating in aromaticity. O The nitrogen atom in compound A is unavailable to function as a base, because that would cause a loss of aromaticity. O The nitrogen atom in compound B is unavailable to function as a base, because that would cause a loss of aromaticity.

Identify which of the following compounds is expected to be a stronger base. Compound A Compound B O Compound A Compound B Choose the correct explanation(s) for the above observation. Select all that apply. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound B is localized and available to function as a base. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound B is delocalized and is participating in aromaticity. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound A is localized and available to function as a base. O The lone pair on the nitrogen atom in compound A is delocalized and is participating in aromaticity. O The nitrogen atom in compound A is unavailable to function as a base, because that would cause a loss of aromaticity. O The nitrogen atom in compound B is unavailable to function as a base, because that would cause a loss of aromaticity.

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