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Vocabulary flashcards identifying chemical species and functional group $$C-H$$ bonds alongside their characteristic $$pK_a$$ values.
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HCl (Hydrochloric acid)
A strong inorganic acid with a pKa of −8.
H2SO4 (Sulfuric acid)
A strong diprotic inorganic acid with pKa values of −3 and 1.99.
H3O+ (Hydronium ion)
The conjugate acid of water, possessing a pKa of −1.7.
H2O (Water)
A neutral amphoteric solvent with a pKa of 15.7.
NH3 (Ammonia)
A basic amine and very weak acid with a pKa of 35.
NH4+ (Ammonium ion)
The conjugate acid of ammonia, possessing a pKa of 9.2.
Carboxylic acid (Acetic acid)
An organic carbonyl compound containing a carboxyl group, possessing a pKa of 4.76.
Alcohol (Ethanol)
An organic compound containing an aliphatic hydroxyl group, possessing a pKa of 16.
Alkane C−H (Propane)
An sp3-hybridized carbon-hydrogen bond in an alkane, possessing a pKa of 51.
Vinylic C−H (Propene)
An sp2-hybridized carbon-hydrogen bond directly attached to an alkene double bond, possessing a pKa of 44.
Terminal alkyne C−H
An sp-hybridized carbon-hydrogen bond on an alkyne triple bond, possessing a pKa of 24.
Ketone α-hydrogen (Acetone)
A carbon-hydrogen bond adjacent to a carbonyl carbon, possessing a pKa of 19.
Allylic C−H
A carbon-hydrogen bond on a carbon adjacent to a carbon-carbon double bond, possessing a pKa of 43.