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1. Which of the following is the most basic?

LiAlH4

LiOCH3

Li2CO3

CH3COOLi (lithium acetate)

2. Put the following compounds in order of increasing acidity from least to most acidic starting with the least acidic compound. Hint: These are not aromatic compounds.

III < IV < I < II

IV < III < I < II

II < I < III < IV

IV < II < I < III

3. Put the following compounds in order of increasing acidity from least to most acidic starting with the least acidic compound.

I < II < IV < III

IV < III < I < II

II < I < III < IV

I < IV < II < III

4. Which of the compounds below is basic enough to move the following equilibrium reaction towards the products? Choose all that apply.

A. NaCl
B. NaHCO3
C. NH3
D. NaOCH2CH3 E. NaOH
F. NaH

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