7. Given the pKa information for different acids below, place the following acids in order of increasing acid strength (from weakest to strongest). Anilinium ion, CsH&N*, pKa = 4.60 Benzilic acid, pKa = 3.09 Chloroacetic acid, pKa 2.98 Dibromophenol, pKa = 8.06 a) Anilinium ion Benzilic acid → Chloroacetic acid → Chloroacetic acid b) Dibromophenol → Chloroacetic acid → Benzilic acid Anilinium ion c) Chloroacetic acid > Benzilic acid → Anilinium ion → Dibromophenol d) Dibromophenol → Anilinium ion Benzilic acid → Chloroacetic acid e) Chloroacetic acid > Anilinium ion Dibromophenol → Benzilic acid f) none of the above

7. Given the pKa information for different acids below, place the following acids in order of increasing acid strength (from weakest to strongest). Anilinium ion, CsH&N*, pKa = 4.60 Benzilic acid, pKa = 3.09 Chloroacetic acid, pKa 2.98 Dibromophenol, pKa = 8.06 a) Anilinium ion Benzilic acid → Chloroacetic acid → Chloroacetic acid b) Dibromophenol → Chloroacetic acid → Benzilic acid Anilinium ion c) Chloroacetic acid > Benzilic acid → Anilinium ion → Dibromophenol d) Dibromophenol → Anilinium ion Benzilic acid → Chloroacetic acid e) Chloroacetic acid > Anilinium ion Dibromophenol → Benzilic acid f) none of the above

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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