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A: Basic nature of molecules is based on the accepting abilities of protons. And also it affects by the…

Q: What is the reasoning behind F3CCOOH being less acidic? Although bromine is larger than fluorine and…

A: Acidic strength of acids depends upon 1. Conjugate base stability : higher is the conjugate base…

Q: For the pair of molecules, predict which is the stronger acid and explain your reasoning.

A: The most important concept in the determination and comparison of the acidic nature of organic…

Q: Arrange the following molecules in the order of increasing acidity.

A: Higher the stability of the conjugate base more the acidic the substance will be. Again, the more…

Q: Which compound is an acid? Which one of the options?  1. C6H12O6 2. MgSO4 3. NaOH 4. H2SO4

A: Acidity is defined as the ease with which a molecule can donate protons. if it can donate PROTONS…

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Q: Why is it not possible to predict whether H3PO4 or H2SO3 is the stronger acid?  Show how you can use…

A: The acidic strength is tendency to Lose H+ ion in the solution , experimentally it is determined…

Q: Proivde your view on this "The acidity of HA increases when the conjugate base A:− is…

A: Acidic solution : It is a relative concept where H2O is taken as a neutral solution and any acid HA…

Q: When comparing a solution of HNO3([HNO3=0.3M]) and a solution of H2SO4 ([H2SO4 = 0.3M]) - which…

A: Logarithm of concentration of hydronium ion [ H3O+] in the solution is known as pH of the solution.…

Q: Which molecule is more acidic? In fact, the more acidic molecule is roughly as acidic as water! H H…

A: Acidic character in the case of Bronsted acid is a molecule that can dissociate into negatively…

Q: Caffeic acid is an organic acid isolated from coffee beans. Predict which labeled hydrogen (Ha or…

A: The carbonyl group has the -R-effect (electron withdrawing effect) by which it withdraws the…

Q: Which molecule is more acidic? H F F F F 2,2-difluoro isomer 3,3-difluoro isomer エ-Z エ-Z

A: This is multiple questions type  So only first question is solved. F is electronegative is group and…

Q: PN. COOH COOH

A: Acidity is defined as tendency to release H+ ion in the solution As the electron withdrawing group…

Q: 3. All of the following compounds are acids containing Cl. Which compound is the weakest acid? (а)…

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Q: How is SO3 more acidic than MgO?   SO3 + H2O = H2SO4 so it can give two (H+) but MgO + H2O =…

A: The question at hand concerns the acidity of two chemical compounds: sulfur trioxide (SO3) and…

Q: Would CH3NH3C2H3O2 (salt) be neutral, basic, acidic or cannot be determined

A: The given salt here is methyl ammonium acetate and this is acidic in nature . Because methyl…

Q: 2. Will a 0.10 molar solution of CH,NH3OCN (methylamine cyanate) produce a basic or acidic solution.…

A: Concept: pH of the salt formed by reaction of weak acid and weak base. pH= 7 + 1/2pKa - 1/2pKb Where…

Q: Draw lewis structures and explain, why HNO3 is more acidic than HNO2

A: Strong acid – It is defined as an acid completely dissociate in its aqueous solution is  called as…

Q: V) Which of the following labeled protons is more acidic? Explain the reason of your choice? Ha Hb.

A: -> Conjugate base of most acidic proton is most stable.-> First of all we remove the proton…

Q: 2. Which is the most acidic hydrogen in the following compound? Provide a brief explanation. H H- H.…

A: Most acidic hydrogen is that form  most stable conjugate base. Conjugate base is stabilized by -R…

Q: Predict the position of the equilibrium for the reaction and provide a brief explanation. (The…

A: In this question we have to predict the position of equilibrium let us look at different option and…

Q: Rank the following in order of increasing acidity. (1 = least acidic ... 4 = most acidic)

A: Acidity is defined as tendency of atom to release hydrogen ions when dissolved in water. In the…

Q: Between acetic acid and benzoic acid, which is more acidic and why?

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Q: 3. For the following acid – base reaction, (a) predict the products; (b) identify the Bronsted acid,…

A: Bronsted acid -: species which gives a proton. Bronsted base :- species which accept a proton.

Q: Would delocalization be the best explanation possible for this compound being more acidic? I was…

A: The question is based on the concept of acidity. we have to determine the reason for the higher…

Q: NH3 is a v base than NCI3. This is due to the difference in the electron withdrawing strength of Cl…

A: Compounds can be classified into bases or acids. Base can abstract the protons. They are usually…

Q: Could you please explain in detail for example in figure B (yours)why the hydrogen next to O is not…

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Q: Define this : The higher the percent s-character of the hybrid orbital, the morestable the conjugate…

A: Strength of an acid relies on the stability of its conjugate base.

Q: Could someone explain to me why BH3 is a better Lewis acid than BF3? What makes a good Lewis acid or…

A: Interpretation-  To explain why BH3 is a better Lewis acid than BF3 . What makes a good lewis acid…

Q: How many acidic hydrogens are in Shikimic Acid?

A: Acidic hydrogen is the one whose conjugate base is stable.

Q: 4. Given the following: NaOH (c) H₂O (b) NaOH & b (f) a & c O о OF O 6.0 O g O D о J P a (a) BF3 The…

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Q: Which do you expect to be the stronger acid: CH3CN or CH3NC? Explain. Hint: Draw out the complete…

A: The Lewis structures of CH3NC and CH3CN is given below.

Q: Is this reaction overall more acidic or basic? I am a little confused because it produces an OH- but…

A: Answer: When a salt of weak base and strong acid is added into the water, it gets hydrolyzed to…

Q: Provide the bond line structures of two acids, one whose conjugate base is resonance stabilized and…

A: Let's consider two acids : acetic acid and benzoic acid

Q: Decide which compound is the acid and which is the base, and draw the products of each proton…

A: a) Since the compound CH3O- has a -ve charge Hence it will have more tendency to accept a proton…

Q: Whose hydrogen or proton is more acidic, NH2 or OH?

A: Here we have to explain whose proton is more acidic, NH2 or OH-

Q: 5. (a) The molecule shown below can react with a base, and lose one of the five protons to form an…

A: We will make use of the concept of resonance, conjugation and aromaticity to answer these above…

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Q: which proton is the most acidic, note, protons connected to the same atom are labeled the same H1,…

A: In order to check the acidity, remove hydrogen (indicated among the three) as proton (H+) in order…

Q: The pKa of ascorbic acid (vitamin C, page 55) is 4.17, showing that it is slightly more acidic than…

A: Introduction: The acid or base form after the losing or gaining a proton is called conjugate acid…

Q: Hypothetical elements X, Z, and E are nonmetals. X and Z are in the same period and Z and E are in…

A: Now let us examine the factors:Because Z is more electronegative than X, it is more likely to be…

Q: Question 1- Every part is wrong Which is the strongest acid? Draw resonance structures to explain…

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Q: I thought larger atoms are more strongly acidic? This is saying that smaller atoms are more strongly…

A: Larger atoms typically show more acidity when compared to atoms of the same element but different…

Q: One of the three molecules is much more acidic than the other two. Identify the molecule and explain…

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Q: H) H3C H3C CH3 H3C H3C CH3 H3C 3 2

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Q: 11) Which compound is the strongest acid? a) b) d) same acidity

A: The acidity of the compound is related to the stability of the conjugate base formed by removing an…

Q: Would you expect the reaction to work if you used sodium bicarbonate as a base instead of sodium…

A: The question is based on the concept of organic reactions. we need to identify whether sodium…

Q: Based on periodic trends, which of the following compounds is expected to be the most strongly…

A: The acidity of a compound is the ability to donate a H+ ions in the solution. The anion formed must…