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Basic strength of amines and heterocycles
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Imidazolium has pKa = 7.0 and pyridinium has pKa = 5.2 at 298 K. Using
p
K
a
+
p
K
b
=
14
, calculate
K
b
(
imidazole
)
/
K
b
(
pyridine
)
to the nearest integer.
Numerical answer type, tolerance 0.5.
Answer: 63
p
K
b
(
imidazole
)
=
14
−
7.0
=
7.0
;
p
K
b
(
pyridine
)
=
14
−
5.2
=
8.8
. Ratio
=
1
0
8.8
−
7.0
=
1
0
1.8
=
63.1
≈
63
.
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