indicate relative acid strength by writing 'strongest' 'weakest' or 'intermediate' under each of the following molecules. also draw structural formulas for each of the conjugate bases of these acids then indicate base strength by writing strongest' 'weakest' or 'intermediate' under each of the bases.

3. a) Indicate relative acid strength by writing strongest, "weakest, or "intermediate" under each of the following molecules. b) Draw structural formulas for each the conjugate bases of these acids. c) Indicate base strength by writing "strongest "weakest or "intermediate" under each of the bases. CH2NH2 H3C ãCH CH CH3 CH3CH2CH2CH2COOH CH a. b. C.

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1. The most useful way torationalize the strengths of uncharged acids is to compare thestabilities of the conjugate bases (negatively charged) formed byeach acid. The strongest acid will generate the most stableconjugate base, while the weakest acid will lead to formation ofthe least stable conjugate base. (Or you can say that the strongestacid yields the weakest conjugate base, and the weakest acid yieldsthe strongest conjugate base.) Use this strategy to explain thefollowing pKa values.

a. Alcohols are strongeracids than amines, and amines are stronger acids than alkanes.Explain. (Three examples are shown below.)