Predicting The Position of Equilibrium Using pKa values - Acids and Bases

This organic chemistry video tutorial explains how to predict the products of an acid base reaction, how to draw the curve arrows to represent electron flow, how to identify the bronsted lowry acid and base as well as the conjugate acid and conjugate base, and finally how to predict the position of equilibrium using pKa values and determining if the reaction is product favored, reactant favored, or reversible.

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[ParsaFarrokhian]

How can this be solved without knowing the pka values of the compounds?

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[rofliheli]

I wonder how the reactions would be in liquid ammonia, For example: NaCl + 2NH3 = NaNH2 + NH4Cl
NaOH + 2NH3 = NaNH2 + NH4OH...

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Why the hell do you draw a phenol without the double bond ??