1. Without relying on a pKa table, rank each set of compounds in order of decreasing acidity. Where the molecule contains more than one type of hydrogen atom, the most acidic hydrogen atom is circled. H (a) H (CH3)2P- (CH3)3S- CI-H (b) (c) (d) (+) NHA (H) H₂0 FCH₂CO₂-H CICH₂CO₂-H H BICH₂CO₂ H (e) H3C-CH=CH-H H₂C C C-H

1. Without relying on a pKa table, rank each set of compounds in order of decreasing acidity. Where the molecule contains more than one type of hydrogen atom, the most acidic hydrogen atom is circled. H (a) H (CH3)2P- (CH3)3S- CI-H (b) (c) (d) (+) NHA (H) H₂0 FCH₂CO₂-H CICH₂CO₂-H H BICH₂CO₂ H (e) H3C-CH=CH-H H₂C C C-H

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Chapter4: Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4.12P

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