2.7 Ranking Acids and Bases with CARDIO (Orbitals) (Quiz)
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Question 1 of 4Mike's Videos - OC Ch. 2.7 Quiz
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1. Which of the red-colored hydrogen atoms below is most acidic?
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The greater the s-character of the atom that hydrogen is bonded to, the greater the acidity of that proton. Proton B is bonded to a carbon which is sp-hybridized, having 50% s-character and thus is the most acidic.
Proton C and D are both bonded to carbons which are sp2-hybridized, having 33% s-character. Proton A is bonded to a carbon which is sp3-hybridized, having 25% s-character.
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The greater the s-character of the atom that hydrogen is bonded to, the greater the acidity of that proton. Proton B is bonded to a carbon which is sp-hybridized, having 50% s-character and thus is the most acidic.
Proton C and D are both bonded to carbons which are sp2-hybridized, having 33% s-character. Proton A is bonded to a carbon which is sp3-hybridized, having 25% s-character.
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Question 2 of 4Mike's Videos - OC Ch. 2.7 Quiz
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2. Which of the red-colored hydrogen atoms below is most acidic? Which is the least?
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The more positively-charged the molecule, the more acidic it is. Hence, Proton B is the most acidic.
The more negatively-charged the molecule, the more basic it is (and thus the less acidic it is). Hence, Proton C is the least acidic.
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The more positively-charged the molecule, the more acidic it is. Hence, Proton B is the most acidic.
The more negatively-charged the molecule, the more basic it is (and thus the less acidic it is). Hence, Proton C is the least acidic.
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Question 3 of 4Mike's Videos - OC Ch. 2.7 Quiz
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3. Which of the red-colored hydrogen atoms below is most acidic?
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The greater the s-character of the atom that hydrogen is bonded to, the greater the acidity of that proton. Proton C is bonded to a nitrogen which is sp-hybridized, having 50% s-character and thus is the most acidic.
Proton B is bonded to a nitrogen which is sp2-hybridized, having 33% s-character. Proton A is bonded to a nitrogen which is sp3-hybridized, having 25% s-character.
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The greater the s-character of the atom that hydrogen is bonded to, the greater the acidity of that proton. Proton C is bonded to a nitrogen which is sp-hybridized, having 50% s-character and thus is the most acidic.
Proton B is bonded to a nitrogen which is sp2-hybridized, having 33% s-character. Proton A is bonded to a nitrogen which is sp3-hybridized, having 25% s-character.
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Question 4 of 4Mike's Videos - OC Ch. 2.7 Quiz
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4. Which of the red-colored hydrogen atoms below is most acidic?
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Proton A looks like it is bonded to a carbon that is sp3-hybridized but the conjugate base is actually sp2-hybridized in addition to being aromatic and stabilized by resonance.
None of the other molecules have a resonance-stabilized, aromatic conjugate base so they are all less acidic.
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Proton A looks like it is bonded to a carbon that is sp3-hybridized but the conjugate base is actually sp2-hybridized in addition to being aromatic and stabilized by resonance.
None of the other molecules have a resonance-stabilized, aromatic conjugate base so they are all less acidic.
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