Pyridine and methanol can act as weak bases. Their K, values are given below. H* H*...

 

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Pyridine and methanol can act as weak bases. Their K, values are given below. H* H* CH3 OH CH3 OH2* pyridine K = 1.5x 10-9 pyridinium methanol protonated methanol K, = 6.3x 10-17 Consider the compounds water, ethylamine, acetone, and aniline, whose K values can be found here. Classify them by whether they can be appreciably (Keg>1) protonated by: pyridinium, CH3OH2*, both, or neither. Pyridinium only CH3OH2* only Both Neither ethylamine CH3CH,NH2 CeHsNH2 CH3C(=O)CH3 aniline acetone water H20 Pyridine and methanol can act as weak bases. Their K, values are given below. H* H* CH3 OH CH3 OH2* pyridine K = 1.5x 10-9 pyridinium methanol protonated methanol K, = 6.3x 10-17 Consider the compounds water, ethylamine, acetone, and aniline, whose K values can be found here. Classify them by whether they can be appreciably (Keg>1) protonated by: pyridinium, CH3OH2*, both, or neither. Pyridinium only CH3OH2* only Both Neither ethylamine CH3CH,NH2 CeHsNH2 CH3C(=O)CH3 aniline acetone water H20

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