Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
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ISBN: 9781119338352
Author: Klein
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS

a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Mechanism for the given acid-base reaction has to be drawn; the acid, base, conjugate acid, and conjugate base has to be labelled in the reaction.

Concept Introduction:

Bronsted-Lowry Acids and bases: Acid is defined as proton transfer and base is defined as proton acceptor; Bronsted acid and base reaction involves the transfer of Proton.

Conjugate acid: Protonated Base that gets results is called conjugate acid of the given base.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  1

In above reaction, the acid HA donates proton H+ and becomes A(is known as conjugate base).

Conjugate Base: Deprotonated Acid that gets results is called conjugate Base of the given Acid.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  2

In above reaction, the base A gets accepts proton H+ and becomes HA (is known as conjugate acid).

Flow of electron density: Curved arrow notation: In the acid-base reaction, the flow of electron from high electron density to low density using curved arrow.

b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Mechanism for the given acid-base reaction has to be drawn; the acid, base, conjugate acid, and conjugate base has to be labelled in the reaction.

Concept Introduction:

Bronsted-Lowry Acids and bases: Acid is defined as proton transfer and base is defined as proton acceptor; Bronsted acid and base reaction involves the transfer of Proton.

Conjugate acid: Protonated Base that gets results is called conjugate acid of the given base.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  3

In above reaction, the acid HA donates proton H+ and becomes A(is known as conjugate base).

Conjugate Base: Deprotonated Acid that gets results is called conjugate Base of the given Acid.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  4

In above reaction, the base A gets accepts proton H+ and becomes HA (is known as conjugate acid).

Flow of electron density: Curved arrow notation: In the acid-base reaction, the flow of electron from high electron density to low density using curved arrow.

c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Mechanism for the given acid-base reaction has to be drawn; the acid, base, conjugate acid, and conjugate base has to be labelled in the reaction.

Concept Introduction:

Bronsted-Lowry Acids and bases: Acid is defined as proton transfer and base is defined as proton acceptor; Bronsted acid and base reaction involves the transfer of Proton.

Conjugate acid: Protonated Base that gets results is called conjugate acid of the given base.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  5

In above reaction, the acid HA donates proton H+ and becomes A(is known as conjugate base).

Conjugate Base: Deprotonated Acid that gets results is called conjugate Base of the given Acid.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  6

In above reaction, the base A gets accepts proton H+ and becomes HA (is known as conjugate acid).

Flow of electron density: Curved arrow notation: In the acid-base reaction, the flow of electron from high electron density to low density using curved arrow.

d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Mechanism for the given acid-base reaction has to be drawn; the acid, base, conjugate acid, and conjugate base has to be labelled in the reaction.

Concept Introduction:

Bronsted-Lowry Acids and bases: Acid is defined as proton transfer and base is defined as proton acceptor; Bronsted acid and base reaction involves the transfer of Proton.

Conjugate acid: Protonated Base that gets results is called conjugate acid of the given base.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  7

In above reaction, the acid HA donates proton H+ and becomes A(is known as conjugate base).

Conjugate Base: Deprotonated Acid that gets results is called conjugate Base of the given Acid.

Organic Chemistry, Chapter 3.2, Problem 1PTS , additional homework tip  8

In above reaction, the base A gets accepts proton H+ and becomes HA (is known as conjugate acid).

Flow of electron density: Curved arrow notation: In the acid-base reaction, the flow of electron from high electron density to low density using curved arrow.

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