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I'm spitballing here. From what I recall (Chad's videos) a (-) charge on a carbon means it's extremely basic. So 1 would be the most basic. For 2 vs 3, I'm thinking 3 would be a stronger base; periodic trend goes up and to the left.
Therefore,
1,3,2, where 2 is the least basic.
Therefore,
1,3,2, where 2 is the least basic.
I'm spitballing here. From what I recall (Chad's videos) a (-) charge on a carbon means it's extremely basic. So 1 would be the most basic. For 2 vs 3, I'm thinking 3 would be a stronger base; periodic trend goes up and to the left.
Therefore,
1,3,2, where 2 is the least basic.
Yes thats the correct answer. I was having trouble between 1 and 3 because 1 is less electronegative but i thought that the double bond would make it more acidic then 3. If it was a alkyne then would it be more acidic?
CARDIO; all three have negative charges. Type of atom is more important than resonance (C>N>O).
Yes thats the correct answer. I was having trouble between 1 and 3 because 1 is less electronegative but i thought that the double bond would make it more acidic then 3. If it was a alkyne then would it be more acidic?
What rekker said- if it was an alkyne it'd probably be the same answer
For someone reason I having some trouble ranking this can anyone explain?
Rank the following by decreasing basicity:
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you could also memorize a small pka table [ which includes these] and then you can see the average pkas would be 1=44......2=17......3=35