Q16. Identify the two acid/conjugate base and base/conjugate acid pairs in the following acid/base reaction: ] Using Evan's pka table, assign a pka value to the acid and conjugate acid species on the opposite side of the reaction arrow. Use the assigned pKa values to predict if the preferred direction for this reaction is forward or backwards. or EtzN Meo ET3NH + MeO OMe OMe

Q16. Identify the two acid/conjugate base and base/conjugate acid pairs in the following acid/base reaction: ] Using Evan's pka table, assign a pka value to the acid and conjugate acid species on the opposite side of the reaction arrow. Use the assigned pKa values to predict if the preferred direction for this reaction is forward or backwards. or EtzN Meo ET3NH + MeO OMe OMe

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