2. Piperidine is an amine base used in organic reactions. The conjugate acid form of piperidine has a pka of 11.28. Which of the following compounds drawn here can be deprotonated by piperidine? Oethyl methanol DBU triethylamine acetate баcetic o acid phthalimide HO methanol acetic acid pKa = 15.5 DBU pКa 3D 4.76 pka = 13.5 %3D NH ethyl acetate pKa = 25 triethylamine phthalimide %3D pKa = 10.75 pKa = 8.3 %3D

2. Piperidine is an amine base used in organic reactions. The conjugate acid form of piperidine has a pka of 11.28. Which of the following compounds drawn here can be deprotonated by piperidine? Oethyl methanol DBU triethylamine acetate баcetic o acid phthalimide HO methanol acetic acid pKa = 15.5 DBU pКa 3D 4.76 pka = 13.5 %3D NH ethyl acetate pKa = 25 triethylamine phthalimide %3D pKa = 10.75 pKa = 8.3 %3D

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