I don't get how B has an electron withdrawing group..
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Ochem DAT destroyer question 21
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But I thought that benzene was an Electron Donating group
nevermind I get it. I wasnt paying attention to chad clearly when he taught the cardio method.
Can you explain why? I am completely lost now w/ this concept. I have protonated all the answers and can't quite discern which is a weaker conjugate acid...
If you want to narrow it down quick and dirty....everything else is either resonance stabilized or has an electron withdrawing group. Choice A has neither. Because choice A is the stronger/most unstable base, it is the weakest acid.
