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Introductory Chemistry For Today

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

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Problem 9.83E

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2. Which one of the following answers represents the order of increasing acidity for
compounds in the box?
(1) CH,он (2) сH,Br (3) CH,NH,
(2) CH,Br
(4) CF;CO,H
O 1 (weakest acid) « 3 <4< 2 (strongest acid)
O 3 (weakest acid) < 4 « 2<1 strongest acid)
O 2 (weakest acid) « 3 «1« 4 (strongest acid)
O 4 (weakest acid) « 31«2 (strongest acid)

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