Amide ion, H2N2, is a much stronger base than hydroxide
Chapter 2, Problem 2(choose chapter or problem)
Amide ion, \(\mathrm {H_2N^-}\), is a much stronger base than hydroxide ion, \(\mathrm {HO^-}\). Which is the stronger acid, \(\mathrm {NH_3}\) or \(\mathrm {H_2O}\)? Explain.
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H_2N^-
HO^-
NH_3
H_2O
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