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Putrescine,[NH2(CH2)4NH2]foundin rotting animal tissue, is now known to be in all cells and essential for normal and abnormal (cancerous) growth. It also plays a key role in the formation of GABA, a neurotransmitter. A aqueous solution of putrescine has[OH-]=2.1脳10-3. What istheKb?

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Kb=4.41脳10-5

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To find Kb

[NH2(CH2)4NH2]=0.10M[OH-]=2.1脳10-3First, write the reaction equation of putescine with water.

NH2(CH2)4NH2+H2ONH2(CH2)4NH3++OHNext, write theKbexpression.

Kb=[product][reactant]Kb=[NH2(CH2)4NH3+][OH-][NH2(CH2)4NH2]

Note that[OH-]=[NH2(CH2)4NH3+]since they are produced 1 mole each.

Kb=[NH2(CH2)4NH3+][OH-][NH2(CH2)4NNH2]=[OH-]2[NH2(CH2)4NH2]=(2.1脳10-3)20.10Kb=4.41脳10-5

HenceKb=4.41脳10-5

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