Q4. Part 1 Predict which side of the equilibria, for the following two reactions, lies towards the left or towards the right and briefly explain why. (Note: You will need to find the pKa values in water of the acid and the conjugate acid to begin to solve the problem). Part 2 Also, show the movement of electrons using curly arrows between the two reactants of each of the reactions. H;NEt Reaction 1 H,NEt Ethylamine H3C H3C : OH :0: Reaction 2 H CH3 ICH3 CH3 H3C H3C CH3 Acetone

Q4. Part 1 Predict which side of the equilibria, for the following two reactions, lies towards the left or towards the right and briefly explain why. (Note: You will need to find the pKa values in water of the acid and the conjugate acid to begin to solve the problem). Part 2 Also, show the movement of electrons using curly arrows between the two reactants of each of the reactions. H;NEt Reaction 1 H,NEt Ethylamine H3C H3C : OH :0: Reaction 2 H CH3 ICH3 CH3 H3C H3C CH3 Acetone

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