Deck 6: Acids and Bases

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What hybridization best stabilizes the negative charge of conjugate bases?

A)p
B)sp
C)sp2
D)sp3
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Figure 1 is a list of pKa values for various organic functional groups. <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,what is the most acidic proton in the following molecule?  </strong> A)Choice a B)Choice b C)Choice c D)Choice d <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Referring to Figure 1,what is the most acidic proton in the following molecule? <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,what is the most acidic proton in the following molecule?  </strong> A)Choice a B)Choice b C)Choice c D)Choice d <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)Choice a
B)Choice b
C)Choice c
D)Choice d
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Given the structure and pKa of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9? <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)˜100% <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)˜100% <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)˜50% <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate. <div style=padding-top: 35px> ,˜50%
<strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
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What is the definition of a Lewis base?

A)a proton donor
B)a proton acceptor
C)an electron donor
D)an electron acceptor
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What is the definition of a Brønsted acid?

A)proton donor
B)proton acceptor
C)electron donor
D)electron acceptor
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Given the structure and pKa of 2,2,2 trifluoroethanol (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 10? <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of 2,2,2 trifluoroethanol (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 10?  </strong> A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form. B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form. C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated. D)There is not enough data to evaluate. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form.
B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form.
C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated.
D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A due to charge delocalization B)B due to charge delocalization C)A due to induction D)B due to induction <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A due to charge delocalization
B)B due to charge delocalization
C)A due to induction
D)B due to induction
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A due to atomic size B)B due to atomic size C)A due to electronegativity D)B due to electronegativity <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A due to atomic size
B)B due to atomic size
C)A due to electronegativity
D)B due to electronegativity
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A due to charge delocalization B)B due to charge delocalization C)A due to hybridization D)B due to hybridization <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A due to charge delocalization
B)B due to charge delocalization
C)A due to hybridization
D)B due to hybridization
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What is the role of induction in conjugate base stability?

A)Larger atoms are better capable of dispersing the negative charge of the conjugate base.
B)Electronegative atoms are better able to carry negative charge.
C)Neighbouring electronegative groups can help distribute charge over a wider area.
D)Higher s character helps stabilize negative charge.
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Given the structure and pKa of pyridine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 7? <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of pyridine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 7?  </strong> A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form. B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form. C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated. D)There is not enough data to evaluate. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form.
B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form.
C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated.
D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
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Which side will the equilibrium of the following acid/base reaction lie and why? <strong>Which side will the equilibrium of the following acid/base reaction lie and why?  </strong> A)to the left because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate B)to the left because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide C)to the right because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate D)to the right because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)to the left because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate
B)to the left because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide
C)to the right because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate
D)to the right because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide
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What is the role of atomic size in conjugate base stability?

A)Larger atoms can disperse developed charge better than smaller atoms,making them better acids.
B)Smaller atoms can disperse developed charge better than larger atoms,making them better acids.
C)Larger atoms can disperse developed charge better than smaller atoms,making them worse acids.
D)Smaller atoms can disperse developed charge better than larger atoms,making them worse acids.
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Which of the following best describes BF3?

A)Brønsted acid
B)Brønsted base
C)Lewis acid
D)Lewis base
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What characterizes weak acids in comparison to strong acids?

A)a larger Ka and a larger pKa
B)a larger Ka and a smaller pKa
C)a smaller Ka and a larger pKa
D)a smaller Ka and a smaller pKa
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A because nitrogen is more electronegative B)A because oxygen is more electronegative C)B because nitrogen is more electronegative D)B because oxygen is more electronegative <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A because nitrogen is more electronegative
B)A because oxygen is more electronegative
C)B because nitrogen is more electronegative
D)B because oxygen is more electronegative
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Which is the most acidic proton in the molecule shown below? <strong>Which is the most acidic proton in the molecule shown below?  </strong> A)The methyl proton is the most acidic. B)The amino proton is the most acidic. C)The hydroxyl proton is the most acidic. D)All groups are equally acidic is the most acidic. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)The methyl proton is the most acidic.
B)The amino proton is the most acidic.
C)The hydroxyl proton is the most acidic.
D)All groups are equally acidic is the most acidic.
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Which of the phenols shown below is the stronger acid,and why? <strong>Which of the phenols shown below is the stronger acid,and why?  </strong> A)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron donating B)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron withdrawing C)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron donating D)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron withdrawing <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron donating
B)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron withdrawing
C)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron donating
D)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron withdrawing
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Rank these compounds in order of increasing basicity.(Least basic to most basic) <strong>Rank these compounds in order of increasing basicity.(Least basic to most basic)  </strong> A)C,B,A B)B,A,C C)C,A,B D)A,B,C <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)C,B,A
B)B,A,C
C)C,A,B
D)A,B,C
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Figure 1 is a list of pKa values for various organic functional groups. <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,on what side of the equilibrium will the following reaction lie?  </strong> A)the left,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane B)the right,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane C)the left,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane D)the right,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Referring to Figure 1,on what side of the equilibrium will the following reaction lie? <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,on what side of the equilibrium will the following reaction lie?  </strong> A)the left,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane B)the right,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane C)the left,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane D)the right,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)the left,because water has a higher pKa than thioethane
B)the right,because water has a higher pKa than thioethane
C)the left,because hydronium has a lower pKa than thioethane
D)the right,because hydronium has a lower pKa than thioethane
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Which molecule shown below would you expect to be most acidic and why? <strong>Which molecule shown below would you expect to be most acidic and why?  </strong> A)A,due to charge delocalization B)B,due to charge delocalization C)A,due to hybridization D)B,due to hybridization <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,due to charge delocalization
B)B,due to charge delocalization
C)A,due to hybridization
D)B,due to hybridization
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Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes ethanethiolate? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes ethanethiolate?  </strong> A)It is an acid. B)It is a base. C)It is a conjugate acid. D)It is a conjugate base. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)It is an acid.
B)It is a base.
C)It is a conjugate acid.
D)It is a conjugate base.
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Electron withdrawing groups stabilize conjugate bases.
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Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below? <strong>Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below?  </strong> A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid. B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base. C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid. D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid.
B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base.
C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
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Rank the following molecules in terms of increasing acidity (from least to most). <strong>Rank the following molecules in terms of increasing acidity (from least to most).  </strong> A)A,B,C B)C,B,A C)B,C,A D)A,C,B <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,B,C
B)C,B,A
C)B,C,A
D)A,C,B
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Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes water? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes water?  </strong> A)It is an acid. B)It is a base. C)It is a conjugate acid. D)It is a conjugate base. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)It is an acid.
B)It is a base.
C)It is a conjugate acid.
D)It is a conjugate base.
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Which of the following molecules is the stronger acid and why? <strong>Which of the following molecules is the stronger acid and why?  </strong> A)A,due to charge delocalization B)B,due to charge delocalization C)A,due to hybridization D)B,due to hybridization <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,due to charge delocalization
B)B,due to charge delocalization
C)A,due to hybridization
D)B,due to hybridization
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A Lewis acid is an electron acceptor.
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Acidity increases going down the periodic table.
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Compound A has a pKa of 10 and compound B has a pKa of 5.How many times more acidic is compound B compared to A?

A)2 times more acidic
B)5 times more acidic
C)10 000 times more acidic
D)50 000 times more acidic
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Rank the labelled protons in the following molecule in order of increasing acidity (from least acidic to most acidic). <strong>Rank the labelled protons in the following molecule in order of increasing acidity (from least acidic to most acidic).  </strong> A)A,B,C B)C,B,A C)C,A,B D)B,A,C <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,B,C
B)C,B,A
C)C,A,B
D)B,A,C
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Which proton is expected to be the most acidic in the molecule shown below? <strong>Which proton is expected to be the most acidic in the molecule shown below?  </strong> A)a! B)b! C)c! D)d! <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)a!
B)b!
C)c!
D)d!
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Which proton in the following molecule is more acidic and why? <strong>Which proton in the following molecule is more acidic and why?  </strong> A)A,because of charge distribution B)A,because of hybridization C)B,because of charge distribution D)B,because of hybridization <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,because of charge distribution
B)A,because of hybridization
C)B,because of charge distribution
D)B,because of hybridization
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Which of the indicated protons in the following molecule is more acidic and why? <strong>Which of the indicated protons in the following molecule is more acidic and why?  </strong> A)A,because of greater charge distribution B)A,because of greater induction C)B,because of greater charge distribution D)B,because of greater induction <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,because of greater charge distribution
B)A,because of greater induction
C)B,because of greater charge distribution
D)B,because of greater induction
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Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below? <strong>Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below?  </strong> A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid. B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base. C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid. D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid.
B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base.
C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
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A Brønsted base is a molecule that contains hydroxide.
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Rank the labelled amines in the following molecule in order of increasing basicity (from least basic to most basic). <strong>Rank the labelled amines in the following molecule in order of increasing basicity (from least basic to most basic).  </strong> A)A,C,B B)C,B,A C)C,A,B D)B,A,C <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)A,C,B
B)C,B,A
C)C,A,B
D)B,A,C
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Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Atoms with greater s character are better able to stabilize negative charge.
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Electronegativity is used to compare the acidity of atoms in the same row on the periodic table.
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Atomic size is used to compare the acidity of atoms in the same row on the periodic table.
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Atoms with greater electronegativity are better electron withdrawers through induction.
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The strength of a neutral acid is dependent on how well the charge is stabilized in the conjugate base.
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Neighbouring electron withdrawing groups will destabilize a positively charged atom.
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Reactions proceed in the direction of weak acid to strong conjugate acid.
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HClO2 is a stronger acid then HClO3.
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Strong acids tend to have negative ÄG values,whereas weak acids tend to have positive ÄG values.
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Alcohols are stronger bases than amines.
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Most organic acids are considered strong acids.
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The equilibrium of an acid/base reaction will favour the side with the higher acid pKa.
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Carboxylic acids are more acidic than alcohols due to their enhanced ability to delocalize positive charge.
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Brønsted bases are not considered Lewis bases.
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Thiols are stronger acids than alcohols.
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Higher pKa values lead to stronger acids.
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Alcohols are stronger acids than amines.
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The protonated state of a molecule dominates if the pH is less than the pKa of a molecule.
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The strength of a base is independent of its conjugate acid's pKa.
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Neighbouring alkyl groups will destabilize a positively charged atom.
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A carbocation is an example of a Lewis acid.
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A carbanion is an example of a Lewis _______________.
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Neighbouring _______________ groups stabilize a conjugate base through induction.
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Electronegative atoms are _______________ capable of carrying positive charge.
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Given the following reaction equilibrium and pKa values,determine which direction is favoured.Identify each molecule as acid,base,conjugate acid,or conjugate base. Given the following reaction equilibrium and pK<sub>a</sub> values,determine which direction is favoured.Identify each molecule as acid,base,conjugate acid,or conjugate base.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Substituents on phenol can modulate its pKa values.Explain the differences in pKa seen in the three different phenol molecules shown below.Draw resonance structures to justify your answers. Substituents on phenol can modulate its pK<sub>a</sub> values.Explain the differences in pK<sub>a</sub> seen in the three different phenol molecules shown below.Draw resonance structures to justify your answers.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Sulfur is better at stabilizing negative charge compared to oxygen due to its _______________ .
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A molecule with an empty p orbital is an example of a(n)_______________ .
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Determine which side of the equilibrium is favoured in the following acid/base reaction shown below.Justify your answer.Indicate which is the acid,base,conjugate acid,and conjugate base. Determine which side of the equilibrium is favoured in the following acid/base reaction shown below.Justify your answer.Indicate which is the acid,base,conjugate acid,and conjugate base.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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A molecule will be deprotonated If the pH is _______________ the pKa of an acid.
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Tert-butanol is 100 times less acidic then ethanol (shown below).Explain why this is the case. Tert-butanol is 100 times less acidic then ethanol (shown below).Explain why this is the case.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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A chemist mixes propanoic acid with one equivalent of a strong base,hoping to produce the following anion.Explain the error in the chemist's logic and show what product will actually be produced. A chemist mixes propanoic acid with one equivalent of a strong base,hoping to produce the following anion.Explain the error in the chemist's logic and show what product will actually be produced.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Predict the products of the following acid/base reaction shown below. Predict the products of the following acid/base reaction shown below.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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When considering atomic size,_______________ atoms are better able to handle positive charge.
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Would water be a suitable solvent for the following reaction? Why or why not.Water has a pK35 of 14. Would water be a suitable solvent for the following reaction? Why or why not.Water has a pK<sub>35</sub> of 14.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Alkyl groups are considered inductively electron _______________ .
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Although similar constitutional isomers,salicylic acid is 50 times more acidic than p-hydroxybenzoic acid (shown below).Come up with a reason why this is the case,and draw a structure that verifies your hypothesis. Although similar constitutional isomers,salicylic acid is 50 times more acidic than p-hydroxybenzoic acid (shown below).Come up with a reason why this is the case,and draw a structure that verifies your hypothesis.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Use resonance structures to explain the differences in pKa of the two structures shown below. Use resonance structures to explain the differences in pK<sub>a</sub> of the two structures shown below.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Oxygen is better able to stabilize negative charge compared to nitrogen due to its _______________ .
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The hydrogen atoms on the sp3-hybridized carbon are much more acidic then their sp2-hybridized counterparts in 1,3-cyclopentandiene,seemingly violating the rule that atoms with more s character are more acidic.Explain why this is the case.Draw a picture of the molecule to justify your answer. The hydrogen atoms on the sp<sup>3</sup>-hybridized carbon are much more acidic then their sp<sup>2</sup>-hybridized counterparts in 1,3-cyclopentandiene,seemingly violating the rule that atoms with more s character are more acidic.Explain why this is the case.Draw a picture of the molecule to justify your answer.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The stronger the acid,the _______________ the conjugate base.
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What hybridization best stabilizes the negative charge of conjugate bases?

A)p
B)sp
C)sp2
D)sp3
sp
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Figure 1 is a list of pKa values for various organic functional groups. <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,what is the most acidic proton in the following molecule?  </strong> A)Choice a B)Choice b C)Choice c D)Choice d
Referring to Figure 1,what is the most acidic proton in the following molecule? <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,what is the most acidic proton in the following molecule?  </strong> A)Choice a B)Choice b C)Choice c D)Choice d

A)Choice a
B)Choice b
C)Choice c
D)Choice d
Choice a
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Given the structure and pKa of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9? <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate.

A)˜100% <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
B)˜100% <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
C)˜50% <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate. ,˜50%
<strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of analine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 4.9?  </strong> A)˜100%   B)˜100%   C)˜50%   ,˜50%   D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
˜50% ˜50%   ,˜50%  ,˜50%
˜50%   ,˜50%
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What is the definition of a Lewis base?

A)a proton donor
B)a proton acceptor
C)an electron donor
D)an electron acceptor
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What is the definition of a Brønsted acid?

A)proton donor
B)proton acceptor
C)electron donor
D)electron acceptor
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Given the structure and pKa of 2,2,2 trifluoroethanol (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 10? <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of 2,2,2 trifluoroethanol (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 10?  </strong> A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form. B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form. C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated. D)There is not enough data to evaluate.

A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form.
B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form.
C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated.
D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A due to charge delocalization B)B due to charge delocalization C)A due to induction D)B due to induction

A)A due to charge delocalization
B)B due to charge delocalization
C)A due to induction
D)B due to induction
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A due to atomic size B)B due to atomic size C)A due to electronegativity D)B due to electronegativity

A)A due to atomic size
B)B due to atomic size
C)A due to electronegativity
D)B due to electronegativity
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A due to charge delocalization B)B due to charge delocalization C)A due to hybridization D)B due to hybridization

A)A due to charge delocalization
B)B due to charge delocalization
C)A due to hybridization
D)B due to hybridization
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What is the role of induction in conjugate base stability?

A)Larger atoms are better capable of dispersing the negative charge of the conjugate base.
B)Electronegative atoms are better able to carry negative charge.
C)Neighbouring electronegative groups can help distribute charge over a wider area.
D)Higher s character helps stabilize negative charge.
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Given the structure and pKa of pyridine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 7? <strong>Given the structure and pK<sub>a</sub> of pyridine (shown below),what can be said about its protonation state at pH 7?  </strong> A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form. B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form. C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated. D)There is not enough data to evaluate.

A)It will exist mostly in the protonated form.
B)It will exist mostly in the deprotonated form.
C)It will be 50% protonated and 50% deprotonated.
D)There is not enough data to evaluate.
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Which side will the equilibrium of the following acid/base reaction lie and why? <strong>Which side will the equilibrium of the following acid/base reaction lie and why?  </strong> A)to the left because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate B)to the left because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide C)to the right because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate D)to the right because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide

A)to the left because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate
B)to the left because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide
C)to the right because ethoxide is a stronger base than acetate
D)to the right because acetate is a stronger base than ethoxide
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What is the role of atomic size in conjugate base stability?

A)Larger atoms can disperse developed charge better than smaller atoms,making them better acids.
B)Smaller atoms can disperse developed charge better than larger atoms,making them better acids.
C)Larger atoms can disperse developed charge better than smaller atoms,making them worse acids.
D)Smaller atoms can disperse developed charge better than larger atoms,making them worse acids.
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Which of the following best describes BF3?

A)Brønsted acid
B)Brønsted base
C)Lewis acid
D)Lewis base
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What characterizes weak acids in comparison to strong acids?

A)a larger Ka and a larger pKa
B)a larger Ka and a smaller pKa
C)a smaller Ka and a larger pKa
D)a smaller Ka and a smaller pKa
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Which acid shown below is stronger and why? <strong>Which acid shown below is stronger and why?  </strong> A)A because nitrogen is more electronegative B)A because oxygen is more electronegative C)B because nitrogen is more electronegative D)B because oxygen is more electronegative

A)A because nitrogen is more electronegative
B)A because oxygen is more electronegative
C)B because nitrogen is more electronegative
D)B because oxygen is more electronegative
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17
Which is the most acidic proton in the molecule shown below? <strong>Which is the most acidic proton in the molecule shown below?  </strong> A)The methyl proton is the most acidic. B)The amino proton is the most acidic. C)The hydroxyl proton is the most acidic. D)All groups are equally acidic is the most acidic.

A)The methyl proton is the most acidic.
B)The amino proton is the most acidic.
C)The hydroxyl proton is the most acidic.
D)All groups are equally acidic is the most acidic.
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Which of the phenols shown below is the stronger acid,and why? <strong>Which of the phenols shown below is the stronger acid,and why?  </strong> A)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron donating B)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron withdrawing C)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron donating D)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron withdrawing

A)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron donating
B)A,because the chloride groups are inductively electron withdrawing
C)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron donating
D)B,because the methyl groups are inductively electron withdrawing
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Rank these compounds in order of increasing basicity.(Least basic to most basic) <strong>Rank these compounds in order of increasing basicity.(Least basic to most basic)  </strong> A)C,B,A B)B,A,C C)C,A,B D)A,B,C

A)C,B,A
B)B,A,C
C)C,A,B
D)A,B,C
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Figure 1
Figure 1 is a list of pKa values for various organic functional groups. <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,on what side of the equilibrium will the following reaction lie?  </strong> A)the left,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane B)the right,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane C)the left,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane D)the right,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane
Referring to Figure 1,on what side of the equilibrium will the following reaction lie? <strong>Figure 1 Figure 1 is a list of pK<sub>a</sub> values for various organic functional groups.   Referring to Figure 1,on what side of the equilibrium will the following reaction lie?  </strong> A)the left,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane B)the right,because water has a higher pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane C)the left,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane D)the right,because hydronium has a lower pK<sub>a</sub> than thioethane

A)the left,because water has a higher pKa than thioethane
B)the right,because water has a higher pKa than thioethane
C)the left,because hydronium has a lower pKa than thioethane
D)the right,because hydronium has a lower pKa than thioethane
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Which molecule shown below would you expect to be most acidic and why? <strong>Which molecule shown below would you expect to be most acidic and why?  </strong> A)A,due to charge delocalization B)B,due to charge delocalization C)A,due to hybridization D)B,due to hybridization

A)A,due to charge delocalization
B)B,due to charge delocalization
C)A,due to hybridization
D)B,due to hybridization
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Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes ethanethiolate? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes ethanethiolate?  </strong> A)It is an acid. B)It is a base. C)It is a conjugate acid. D)It is a conjugate base.

A)It is an acid.
B)It is a base.
C)It is a conjugate acid.
D)It is a conjugate base.
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23
Electron withdrawing groups stabilize conjugate bases.
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24
Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below? <strong>Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below?  </strong> A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid. B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base. C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid. D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid.

A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid.
B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base.
C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
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Rank the following molecules in terms of increasing acidity (from least to most). <strong>Rank the following molecules in terms of increasing acidity (from least to most).  </strong> A)A,B,C B)C,B,A C)B,C,A D)A,C,B

A)A,B,C
B)C,B,A
C)B,C,A
D)A,C,B
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Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes water? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,what best describes water?  </strong> A)It is an acid. B)It is a base. C)It is a conjugate acid. D)It is a conjugate base.

A)It is an acid.
B)It is a base.
C)It is a conjugate acid.
D)It is a conjugate base.
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Which of the following molecules is the stronger acid and why? <strong>Which of the following molecules is the stronger acid and why?  </strong> A)A,due to charge delocalization B)B,due to charge delocalization C)A,due to hybridization D)B,due to hybridization

A)A,due to charge delocalization
B)B,due to charge delocalization
C)A,due to hybridization
D)B,due to hybridization
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28
A Lewis acid is an electron acceptor.
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29
Acidity increases going down the periodic table.
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30
Compound A has a pKa of 10 and compound B has a pKa of 5.How many times more acidic is compound B compared to A?

A)2 times more acidic
B)5 times more acidic
C)10 000 times more acidic
D)50 000 times more acidic
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31
Rank the labelled protons in the following molecule in order of increasing acidity (from least acidic to most acidic). <strong>Rank the labelled protons in the following molecule in order of increasing acidity (from least acidic to most acidic).  </strong> A)A,B,C B)C,B,A C)C,A,B D)B,A,C

A)A,B,C
B)C,B,A
C)C,A,B
D)B,A,C
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32
Which proton is expected to be the most acidic in the molecule shown below? <strong>Which proton is expected to be the most acidic in the molecule shown below?  </strong> A)a! B)b! C)c! D)d!

A)a!
B)b!
C)c!
D)d!
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33
Which proton in the following molecule is more acidic and why? <strong>Which proton in the following molecule is more acidic and why?  </strong> A)A,because of charge distribution B)A,because of hybridization C)B,because of charge distribution D)B,because of hybridization

A)A,because of charge distribution
B)A,because of hybridization
C)B,because of charge distribution
D)B,because of hybridization
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34
Which of the indicated protons in the following molecule is more acidic and why? <strong>Which of the indicated protons in the following molecule is more acidic and why?  </strong> A)A,because of greater charge distribution B)A,because of greater induction C)B,because of greater charge distribution D)B,because of greater induction

A)A,because of greater charge distribution
B)A,because of greater induction
C)B,because of greater charge distribution
D)B,because of greater induction
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35
Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below? <strong>Which of the following best describes the molecules shown below?  </strong> A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid. B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base. C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid. D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid.

A)A is the stronger base;B is the stronger acid.
B)A is the stronger acid;B is the stronger base.
C)A is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
D)B is the stronger base and the stronger acid.
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36
A Brønsted base is a molecule that contains hydroxide.
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37
Rank the labelled amines in the following molecule in order of increasing basicity (from least basic to most basic). <strong>Rank the labelled amines in the following molecule in order of increasing basicity (from least basic to most basic).  </strong> A)A,C,B B)C,B,A C)C,A,B D)B,A,C

A)A,C,B
B)C,B,A
C)C,A,B
D)B,A,C
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38
Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)

A) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
B) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
C) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
D) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the base?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
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Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid? <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)

A) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
B) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
C) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
D) <strong>Given the following reaction scheme,which molecule is the conjugate acid?  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)
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40
Atoms with greater s character are better able to stabilize negative charge.
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41
Electronegativity is used to compare the acidity of atoms in the same row on the periodic table.
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42
Atomic size is used to compare the acidity of atoms in the same row on the periodic table.
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43
Atoms with greater electronegativity are better electron withdrawers through induction.
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44
The strength of a neutral acid is dependent on how well the charge is stabilized in the conjugate base.
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45
Neighbouring electron withdrawing groups will destabilize a positively charged atom.
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46
Reactions proceed in the direction of weak acid to strong conjugate acid.
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47
HClO2 is a stronger acid then HClO3.
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48
Strong acids tend to have negative ÄG values,whereas weak acids tend to have positive ÄG values.
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49
Alcohols are stronger bases than amines.
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50
Most organic acids are considered strong acids.
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51
The equilibrium of an acid/base reaction will favour the side with the higher acid pKa.
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52
Carboxylic acids are more acidic than alcohols due to their enhanced ability to delocalize positive charge.
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53
Brønsted bases are not considered Lewis bases.
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54
Thiols are stronger acids than alcohols.
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55
Higher pKa values lead to stronger acids.
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56
Alcohols are stronger acids than amines.
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57
The protonated state of a molecule dominates if the pH is less than the pKa of a molecule.
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58
The strength of a base is independent of its conjugate acid's pKa.
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59
Neighbouring alkyl groups will destabilize a positively charged atom.
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60
A carbocation is an example of a Lewis acid.
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61
A carbanion is an example of a Lewis _______________.
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62
Neighbouring _______________ groups stabilize a conjugate base through induction.
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63
Electronegative atoms are _______________ capable of carrying positive charge.
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64
Given the following reaction equilibrium and pKa values,determine which direction is favoured.Identify each molecule as acid,base,conjugate acid,or conjugate base. Given the following reaction equilibrium and pK<sub>a</sub> values,determine which direction is favoured.Identify each molecule as acid,base,conjugate acid,or conjugate base.
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65
Substituents on phenol can modulate its pKa values.Explain the differences in pKa seen in the three different phenol molecules shown below.Draw resonance structures to justify your answers. Substituents on phenol can modulate its pK<sub>a</sub> values.Explain the differences in pK<sub>a</sub> seen in the three different phenol molecules shown below.Draw resonance structures to justify your answers.
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66
Sulfur is better at stabilizing negative charge compared to oxygen due to its _______________ .
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67
A molecule with an empty p orbital is an example of a(n)_______________ .
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68
Determine which side of the equilibrium is favoured in the following acid/base reaction shown below.Justify your answer.Indicate which is the acid,base,conjugate acid,and conjugate base. Determine which side of the equilibrium is favoured in the following acid/base reaction shown below.Justify your answer.Indicate which is the acid,base,conjugate acid,and conjugate base.
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69
A molecule will be deprotonated If the pH is _______________ the pKa of an acid.
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70
Tert-butanol is 100 times less acidic then ethanol (shown below).Explain why this is the case. Tert-butanol is 100 times less acidic then ethanol (shown below).Explain why this is the case.
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71
A chemist mixes propanoic acid with one equivalent of a strong base,hoping to produce the following anion.Explain the error in the chemist's logic and show what product will actually be produced. A chemist mixes propanoic acid with one equivalent of a strong base,hoping to produce the following anion.Explain the error in the chemist's logic and show what product will actually be produced.
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72
Predict the products of the following acid/base reaction shown below. Predict the products of the following acid/base reaction shown below.
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73
When considering atomic size,_______________ atoms are better able to handle positive charge.
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74
Would water be a suitable solvent for the following reaction? Why or why not.Water has a pK35 of 14. Would water be a suitable solvent for the following reaction? Why or why not.Water has a pK<sub>35</sub> of 14.
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75
Alkyl groups are considered inductively electron _______________ .
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76
Although similar constitutional isomers,salicylic acid is 50 times more acidic than p-hydroxybenzoic acid (shown below).Come up with a reason why this is the case,and draw a structure that verifies your hypothesis. Although similar constitutional isomers,salicylic acid is 50 times more acidic than p-hydroxybenzoic acid (shown below).Come up with a reason why this is the case,and draw a structure that verifies your hypothesis.
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77
Use resonance structures to explain the differences in pKa of the two structures shown below. Use resonance structures to explain the differences in pK<sub>a</sub> of the two structures shown below.
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78
Oxygen is better able to stabilize negative charge compared to nitrogen due to its _______________ .
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79
The hydrogen atoms on the sp3-hybridized carbon are much more acidic then their sp2-hybridized counterparts in 1,3-cyclopentandiene,seemingly violating the rule that atoms with more s character are more acidic.Explain why this is the case.Draw a picture of the molecule to justify your answer. The hydrogen atoms on the sp<sup>3</sup>-hybridized carbon are much more acidic then their sp<sup>2</sup>-hybridized counterparts in 1,3-cyclopentandiene,seemingly violating the rule that atoms with more s character are more acidic.Explain why this is the case.Draw a picture of the molecule to justify your answer.
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The stronger the acid,the _______________ the conjugate base.
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