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How do you determine the most acidic hydrogen molecule? I am so confused with this topic.
There is the CAIRO rule, that the atom will higher S percent, and it will result more acidic.
There is the electronegativity rule where H hydrogen connects to higher electronegativity molecule, and it will result higher acidic H.
And I saw this one from one of the DESTORYER problem, it said the easier H to remove, the more acidic it is.
But it kinda contradicts each other.
Anyone can help me with this, thanks.
This is a problem from bootcamp, I thought the answer can be B, D, and E ?
There is the CAIRO rule, that the atom will higher S percent, and it will result more acidic.
There is the electronegativity rule where H hydrogen connects to higher electronegativity molecule, and it will result higher acidic H.
And I saw this one from one of the DESTORYER problem, it said the easier H to remove, the more acidic it is.
But it kinda contradicts each other.
Anyone can help me with this, thanks.
This is a problem from bootcamp, I thought the answer can be B, D, and E ?