The most acidic proton on the molecule below has pK, 15. Which of the following bases are capable of deprotonating the proton? Check all that ap Note: Reference the pk, of selected organic compounds table for additional information.
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![The most acidic proton on the molecule below has pK, 15. Which of the following bases are capable of deprotonating the proton? Check all that apply.
Note: Reference the pk, of selected organic compounds table for additional information.
pk, value
Acid
CH, CH₂OH 16
H.CO.
H₂O
C₂H₁0
6.4
14
35
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![O BuLi (C,H,Li)
□ NaHCO3
NaOCH₂CH3
NaH
✓NaOH
None of the above
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