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Draw the products formed when propan-2-ol [CH32CHOH] the main ingredient in rubbing alcohol, is treated with each acid or base: a. NaH b.H2SO4 c.Li+-N[CHCH32]2 d. CH3CO2H

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01

Conjugate acid and conjugate bases

Conjugate acids and bases are obtained in two ways:

  • When a base abstract a proton
  • When an acid releases its proton
02

Properties of propane-2-ol

Propane-2-ol can behave as an acid as well as abase. In the reaction of propane-2-ol with an acid, it acts as a base, and vice versa.

03

Formation of conjugate acids and bases

a. NaH is a base. Here, propane-2-ol behaves as acid and form its conjugate acid and conjugate base as shown below:


Representation of conjugate acid and base of a

b. H2SO4is an acid. Here, propane-2-ol behaves as a base and forms its conjugate acid and conjugate base as shown below:


Representation of conjugate acid and base of b

c.Li+-N[CH(CH3)2]2is a base. Here, propane-2-ol behaves as acid and forms its conjugate acid and conjugate base as shown below:


Representation of conjugate acid and base of c

d. CH3CO2His an acid. Here, propane-2-ol behaves as a base and forms its conjugate acid and conjugate base as shown below:



Representation of conjugate acid and base

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