Questions: 1. If a fatal does of atropine is 100. mg, what amount of com- pound (moles) is this? 2. When atropine is added to sulfuric acid, a proton attaches to the molecule. What is the site of attachment? 3. The pK of the conjugate acid of atropine is 4.35. How does this compare with the pK values for the conjugate acids of ammonia, methylamine, and aniline?

Questions: 1. If a fatal does of atropine is 100. mg, what amount of com- pound (moles) is this? 2. When atropine is added to sulfuric acid, a proton attaches to the molecule. What is the site of attachment? 3. The pK of the conjugate acid of atropine is 4.35. How does this compare with the pK values for the conjugate acids of ammonia, methylamine, and aniline?

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