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what is the pka of anhydride? i've searched the whole web and can't seem to find the pka of the functional group.
I don't think you will be able to find the Ka or pKa of a group. If you name the anhydride you can find the pKa but it will vary with what's attached to the functional group. For example, HCOOH has a different pKa than CH3COOH so the "so called" pKa for the COOH group depends upon the molecule and not upon the group itself.
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