Write the stepwise dissociation of nicotine in water. Calculate the Kb value for each step.Encircle the amphiprotic species and explain your choice.Stepwise dissociation equation(s)NPKb = 6.16pKb = 10.96Explanation for the amphiproticity of your encircled species:Kb value(s)

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Write the stepwise dissociation of nicotine in water. Calculate the Kb value for each step. Encircle the amphiprotic species and explain your choice. Stepwise dissociation equation(s) NPKb = 6.16 pKb = 10.96 Explanation for the amphiproticity of your encircled species: Kb value(s)