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Arrange the following compounds in increasing order of their acidic strength:
(i) m-nitrophenol (ii) m-cresol
(iii) phenol (iv) m-chlorophenol

A

`ii lt iv lt iii lt i`

B

`ii lt iii lt I lt iv`

C

`iii lt ii lt I ltiv`

D

`ii lt iii lt iv lt i`

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