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In the Reaction,Na⁺NH₂^- + CH₃OH $\to$ CH₃O^-Na⁺ + NH₃,the Stronger Base Is:
A)NaNH₂
B)CH₃OH
C)CH₃ONa

Question 100

Question 100

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In the reaction,Na⁺NH₂^- + CH₃OH $\to$ CH₃O^-Na⁺ + NH₃,the stronger base is:

A) NaNH₂
B) CH₃OH
C) CH₃ONa
D) NH₃
E) This is not an acid-base reaction.

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