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Morphine `(C_(17)H_(19)NO_(3)),` Which is used medically to relieve to pain is a base. What is its conjugate acid?

A

`C_(17)H_(18)NO_(3)^(+)`

B

`C_(17)H_(18)NO_(3)`

C

`C_(17)H_(20)NO_(3)^(-)`

D

`C_(17)H_(20)NO_(3)^(+)`

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  • Nalorphene (C_(19)H_(21)NO_3) similar to morphine, is used to combat withdrawal symptoms in narcotic uses. Dose of nalorphene generally given is 1.5 mg. The mass of 1.5 xx 10^(-3)m aqueous solution required for the above dose is

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  • The following curve shows the change of pH during the course of titration of weak acid HA with a strong base. At which point in the titration curve is the concentration of acid equal to that of its conjugate base.

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