An explanation about organic acids and bases with a little bit of a different approach. There are some really easy to grasp rules that will help you determine strength's of organic acids and bases.
One example is
"Anything with a hydrogen bound to an electronegative atom can be a Bronsted acid ("electronegative atom" is, in practice, nitrogen, oxygen or sulfur, and of course the hydrohalic acids HF, HCl and HBr)."
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