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Identify the stronger and weaker Bronsted acid, assign the smaller and larger
pKa, identify the stronger and weaker Bronsted conjugate base give an explanation that
includes resonance contributors if relevant.
Transcribed Image Text:Identify the stronger and weaker Bronsted acid, assign the smaller and larger
pka, identify the stronger and weaker Bronsted conjugate base give an explanation that
includes resonance contributors if relevant.
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