2.11 Complete a net ionic equation for each proton-transfer reaction, using curved arrows to show the...
2. Complete the following for each reaction: A Draw the full mechanisms for the reactions, providing all curved arrows and all products of the reactions with all appropriate charges. Draw in bonds between the most acidic proton and the atom it is bonded to if needed. Also draw in lone pairs where appropriate. B. Label the acid, base, conjugate acid, conjugate base, and any spectator ion (if present). C. Indicate which side of the reaction would be favored (reactants or...
3. Below is an acid base reaction, complete the mechanism below illustrating the proton transfer reaction by adding appropriate curved arrow notation. Label each species as either acid, base, conjugate acid, or conjugate base.
Show a net ionic equation for each proton transfer reaction: NH4+ + OH-
Draw the curved arrows showing a proton transfer reaction, and draw the products of that proton transfer. Lone pairs are not required in the products. This is a Brønsted-Lowry acid base reaction. DOCX ® e o + OH H₂CY CH₂
Complete the following acid/base reaction with curved arrows. Label Bronsted Acid (BA), Bronsted Base (BB), Conjugate Acid (CA), Conjugate Base (CB) or Lewis Acid (LA), Lewis Base (LB), when applicable. (5 Pts) + H-Br
5. For the following acid-base reactions, complete the products, show the mechanism (curved arrows), and label the acid, base, conjugate acid, and conjugate base. A) ? O:N H B) :- ? H Page 2 of 3 6. For the reaction in question 5 (A and B), write the pk, values of the acid and conjugate acid underneath them and then circle the side of the equilibrium that is favored. If neither side is favored, write "neither." Briefly explain quantitatively (using...
Complete each proton transfer reaction using curved arrows to show electron movement. Use pKavalues (or approximate ones, from notes or textbook) to determine whether the reaction is reactant or product favored. Give an approximate equilibrium constant for the reaction (like 105or 10-16, etc.). i.hydroxide ion with phenol. ii.CH3OH (methanol) with sulfuric acid iii.Aniline (PhNH2) with HCl. iv.NaNH2with ethanol. v.Hydride ion with 1-butyne vi.Phenol (acid) with water (base) vii.Phenoxide (PhO-) ion with water viii.Acetone with NaOH
Each of these molecules and ions can function as a base. complete Lewis structure of each base, and write the structural formula of the conjugate acid formed by its reaction with HCL 2.13 Each of these molecules and ions can function as a base. Complete the Lewis structure of each base, and write the structural formula of the conjugate acid formed by its reaction with HCI. (a) CH,CH,OH (c) HC=C (e) HCO3- (b) HCH (d) (CH3)2NH (1) N:-
23. Complete the single step acid-base reactions below by using curved arrow notation to show the movement of electrons and drawing the expected product/s from each reaction. Label each species with all term/s that apply: Bronsted acid/base, conjugate acid/base, Lewis acid/base and/or electrophile/nucleophile. HS a. 礼。
The net-ionic equation for an acid base reaction involves transfer of a proton (H ion) from the acid to the base. The products represent the conjugate base and acid of the reacting acid and base. The net-ionic equation for this system is shown here. HF-CN= F-HCN If you compare two acids and one is stronger than the other, how do the strengths of their conjugate bases compare? It is given that HF is the stronger acid. Which is the stronger...