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Acidic functional group loses its proton (often referred to as having undergone
"dissociation
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Acidic functional group loses its proton (often referred to as having undergone "dissociation"), it is left with an extra electron and becomes
negatively charged
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This is the (blank) form of the acid.
"ionized"
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The ability of the ionized functional group to participate in an ion-dipole interaction with water enhances its
water solubility
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Many functional groups behave as
acids
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Phenol
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Phenolate
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Sulfonamide
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Sulfonamidate
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Imide
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Imidate
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Alkythiol
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Thiolate
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Thiophenol
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Thiophenolate
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N-Arylsulfonamide
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N-Arylsulfonamidate
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Sulfonimide
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Sulfonimidate
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Arylcarboxylic acid
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Acidic functional group loses its proton...
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Acidic functional group loses its proton...
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This is the (blank) form of the acid.
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The ability of the ionized functional gr...
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Many functional groups behave as
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