3.1 Introduction to Acids and Bases | Organic Chemistry

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Please see ua-cam.com/video/u5Nyzs3CSc8/v-deo.html on the American Chemical Society UA-cam site. The pKa of hydronium is 0 and the pKa of water is 14 as we discuss in the video.

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[@29957fred]

so conjugate base of the acid is basically just change the H (proton) in to the lone pairs??

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Did you make a mistake with the quartenary amine because in your func groups vid you said quart amine was N bonded to 4 Carbon chains

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I thought a quaternary amine was a nitrogen atom attached to four carbon atoms. Wouldn't the structure drawn on the whiteboard be a primary amine?

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@@ChadsPrep It's on the pKa chart on the whiteboard throughout the entire video.

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Unfortunately, in this video, the picture does not go with the voiceover, which makes it harder to follow.

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