Draw the mechanism for the following acid/base reactions. Give the direction of the equilibrium (toward reactants or products) using pka values OR what you know about relative base stabilities. H. .H :H conjugate acid pka = 35 pka = 25

Draw the mechanism for the following acid/base reactions. Give the direction of the equilibrium (toward reactants or products) using pka values OR what you know about relative base stabilities. H. .H :H conjugate acid pka = 35 pka = 25

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Draw the mechanism for the following acid/base reactions. Give the direction of the equilibrium
(toward reactants or products) using pka values OR what you know about relative base stabilities.
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ö-H
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:H
conjugate acid
pka = 35
pka = 25
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