Why is compound la stonger base than compound I?H-HN.IIO 1. Because compound II is more sterically hindered.O2. Because compound I is more stable than compound II.O 3. Because the lone pair on compound Iis part of a delocalized pi-system.O4. Because the lone pair on compound II is part of a delocalized pl-system.

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Why Is compound l a stonger base than compound lI? H. H. 'N' II O 1. Because compound II is more sterically hindered. O 2. Because compound I is more stable than compound I. O 3. Because the lone pair on compound I is part of a delocalized pi-system. O 4. Because the lone pair on compound II is part of a delocalized pi-system.

Why Is compound l a stonger base than compound lI? H. H. 'N' II O 1. Because compound II is more sterically hindered. O 2. Because compound I is more stable than compound I. O 3. Because the lone pair on compound I is part of a delocalized pi-system. O 4. Because the lone pair on compound II is part of a delocalized pi-system.

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Chapter9: Alkynes: An Introduction To Organic Synthesis

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