Using only the information in the pKa table below, write an estimated pK value for each labeled H in the two structures below. For example, if the pKa value of the H labeled a has an estimated value of 50, write 50 in the first box of the answer table and so on. H a H H H H b :0: :0: d H :0: H pka P acid pka a U b C d | U ☐ G CH NH3 50 35 HC=CH 25 O CH,CCH3 19 HO H20 16 15 CH CNH 3 2 NH 9 4 CH,COH 5 3 H₂O -2 18 Ar B

Using only the information in the pKa table below, write an estimated pK value for each labeled H in the two structures below. For example, if the pKa value of the H labeled a has an estimated value of 50, write 50 in the first box of the answer table and so on. H a H H H H b :0: :0: d H :0: H pka P acid pka a U b C d | U ☐ G CH NH3 50 35 HC=CH 25 O CH,CCH3 19 HO H20 16 15 CH CNH 3 2 NH 9 4 CH,COH 5 3 H₂O -2 18 Ar B

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Chapter20: Carbohydrates

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