Provide an approximate pk, for the hydrogens highlighted in red. Some of these molecules can be quantitatively deprotonated in water; for these molecules, indicate the pH ranges required to ensure a full deprotonation. a) b) но-с с) d) e) OH Molecule Approximate pK, pH range a b d

Provide an approximate pk, for the hydrogens highlighted in red. Some of these molecules can be quantitatively deprotonated in water; for these molecules, indicate the pH ranges required to ensure a full deprotonation. a) b) но-с с) d) e) OH Molecule Approximate pK, pH range a b d

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Provide an approximate pk, for the hydrogens highlighted in red. Some of these molecules
can be quantitatively deprotonated in water; for these molecules, indicate the pH ranges
required to ensure a full deprotonation.
a)
b) но-с с)
d)
e)
OH
Molecule
Approximate pK,
pH range
a
b
d

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