The correct order for acid strength of compounds CH 
CH, CH3−C
CH and CH2 = CH2 is as follows
a.
CH 
CH > CH2 = CH2> CH3 − C
CH
b.
HC 
CH > CH3 − C 
CH > CH2 = CH2
c.
CH3-C 
CH > CH2 = CH2> HC 
CH
d.
CH3−C 
CH > CH > CH2 = CH2
CH, CH3−C CH and CH2 = CH2 is as followsa.
CH CH > CH2 = CH2> CH3 − CCH
b.
HC CH > CH3 − C CH > CH2 = CH2
c.
CH3-C CH > CH2 = CH2> HC CH
d.
CH3−C CH > CH > CH2 = CH2
Question ID - 52368 | SaraNextGen Top Answer The correct order for acid strength of compounds CH CH, CH3−C CH and CH2 = CH2 is as follows
a.
CH CH > CH2 = CH2> CH3 − CCH
b.
HC CH > CH3 − C CH > CH2 = CH2
c.
CH3-C CH > CH2 = CH2> HC CH
d.
CH3−C CH > CH > CH2 = CH2
The correct order for acid strength of compounds CH CH, CH3−C CH and CH2 = CH2 is as follows
|
a. |
CH |
b. |
HC |
|
c. |
CH3-C |
d. |
CH3−C |
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Answer Key / Explanation : (b) -
CH 
CH > CH3−C 
CH > CH2 = CH2
(Acidic strength order)
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