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Author Question: Histidine, an amino acid, is shown below. Rank the indicated protons in order of increasing acidity. (Read 93 times)

jrobl3

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Question 1

For the compound shown below, rank the indicated protons in order of increasing acidity.




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Least acidic:  II < III < IMost acidic

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Least acidic:  I < II < IIIMost acidic

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Least acidic:  I < III < IIMost acidic

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Least acidic:  III < I < IIMost acidic

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Least acidic:  II < I < IIIMost acidic


Question 2

Histidine, an amino acid, is shown below. Rank the indicated protons in order of increasing acidity.



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Least acidic:  II < III < IMost acidic

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Least acidic:  I < III < IIMost acidic

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Least acidic:  III < I < IIMost acidic

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Least acidic:  II < I < IIIMost acidic

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Least acidic:  I < II < IIIMost acidic
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