Predict the position of the equilibrium for the reaction and provide a brief explanation. (The acidic protons are shown in red.) F3C tor -OH A + F3C CF3 B F3C F3C CF3 D -OH Reverse direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the weaker base and D the stronger acid. O Reverse direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the stronger base and D the weaker acid. O Forward direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the stronger base and D the weaker acid. O Forward direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the weaker base and D the stronger acid.

Predict the position of the equilibrium for the reaction and provide a brief explanation. (The acidic protons are shown in red.) F3C tor -OH A + F3C CF3 B F3C F3C CF3 D -OH Reverse direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the weaker base and D the stronger acid. O Reverse direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the stronger base and D the weaker acid. O Forward direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the stronger base and D the weaker acid. O Forward direction is favored because the fluorine atoms stabilize B via inductive effects, making B the weaker base and D the stronger acid.

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