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Acids and Bases

  1. Introduction to Acids and Bases
  2. pKa and pKb
  3. Acid Strength
  4. Strength of the HA bond
  5. Solvent Effects
  6. Other Factors Affecting Acid/Base Strength
  7. Phenols
  8. Dicarboxylic Acids
  9. Temperature Dependence of pKa
  10. Base Strength
  11. Aliphatic Bases – Amines
  12. Aliphatic Bases – Amides
  13. Aromatic Bases
  14. Heterocyclic Bases
  15. Acid Catalysis
  16. Base Catalysis
  17. Ester Hydrolysis

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