question archive Ethanol CH3CH2OH is not considered an acid or base, even though there is an H+ and two lone pairs on the oxygen atom
Ethanol CH3CH2OH is not considered an acid or base, even though there is an H+ and two lone pairs on the oxygen atom
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Ethanol CH3CH2OH is not considered an acid or base, even though there is an H+ and two lone pairs on the oxygen atom. What atoms could be changed on this molecule other than the OH to create a compound that would be more acidic? (Hint: there are many correct answers)
