G.183. In the window below, draw the form of the alkyne that will predominate at equilibrium.CH3CH₂CH₂C=CH+ NaNH₂? + Conjugate acid of the base0AcidCH3 CH3NH3H₂pka5138CH3NH3H₂CO3HC=CH25 +NHACH3CH₂OH 15.9 H3O+35AcidH₂O****+CHApka15.710.6410.339.24• Do not include counter-ions, e.g., Na+, I, in your answer.-1.74O-Sn [F?

The incomplete chemical reaction given is CH3CH2CH2C≡CH + NaNH2 ⇌ ? + conjugate acid of the base

In the window below, draw the form of the alkyne that will predominate at equilibrium. CH,CH,CH,C=CH + NaNH₂? + Conjugate acid of the base NaNH, Acid CH3 CH3 NH3 H₂ pka Acid 51 H₂O CH3NH3 H₂CO3 HC=CH 25 +NHA CH3CH₂OH 15.9 H3O+ 38 35 pka 15.7 10.64 10.33 9.24 -1.74 . Do not include counter-ions, e.g., Na+, I, in your answer.

In the window below, draw the form of the alkyne that will predominate at equilibrium. CH,CH,CH,C=CH + NaNH₂? + Conjugate acid of the base NaNH, Acid CH3 CH3 NH3 H₂ pka Acid 51 H₂O CH3NH3 H₂CO3 HC=CH 25 +NHA CH3CH₂OH 15.9 H3O+ 38 35 pka 15.7 10.64 10.33 9.24 -1.74 . Do not include counter-ions, e.g., Na+, I, in your answer.

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