In order to assess the strength of an acid and the degree to which it dissociates in a solution, scientists utilize the negative base-10 logarithmic of its acid dissociation constant, also known as pKa. Essentially, the lower the value of pKa, the stronger the acid is considered to be because it dissociates to a greater extent. Conversely, a higher pKa value indicates that the acid is relatively weaker since it dissociates to a lesser degree. Thus, it is requested that a prediction be made for the pKa value of the given molecule.