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Which of these is not a true statement?
All Lewis bases are also Bronsted-Lowry bases
All Lewis acids are electron deficient
All Lewis acids contain hydrogen
All Bronsted-Lowry acids contain hydrogen
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What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Allylic lone pair
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Which is more basic?Draw their conjugate acids. Which is a stronger acid?
Molecule on the left is more basic.
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What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Allylic Lone pair, Pi bond enclosed in a ring
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What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Conjugated pi system enclosed in a ring
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What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Lone pair adjacent to carbocation
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For the following reaction, which side of the equilibrium is favored?
Neither side
This mechanism is not possible
Right side
Left side
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According to the Bronsted-Lowry Theory, is water and acid or base?
It is both.
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Which is more basic?Draw their conjugate acids. Which is a stronger acid?
Molecule on the left is more basic
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What are the products of the following acid-base mechanism?
Does the class agree?
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What are the five patterns of resonance?
Check notes
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What is the difference in the curved arrows for resonance and the curved arrows for acid-base reactions?
1. Acid-base reaction arrows transfer or "push" electrons with other molecules. Resonance arrows move electrons within that molecule
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Draw condensed formula for the following
Does the class agree?
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What two rules cannot be broken in terms of curved arrows for resonance ?
1. No breaking single bonds 2. Obey octet rule for 2nd row of elements
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