Amongst the acids (a) HC= CCOOH.(b) `H_(2)C=CHCOOH and (c) CH_(3) CH_(2)COOH`, the acid strength follows the sequence:

Among the acids 1. "HC"-="C"-"COOH" 2. "H"_(2)"C"="CH"-"COOH" 3. "CH"_(3)-"CH"_(2)-"COOH" The acidic strength follows the order

Among the acids 1. "HC"-="C"-"COOH" 2. "H"_(2)"C"="CH"-"COOH" 3. "CH"_(3)-"CH"_(2)-"COOH" The acidic strength follows the order

Consider the following acids. (i) Cl_(2)CHCOOH (ii) CH_(3)COOH (iii) Cl-CH_(2) -COOH (iv) HCOOH The acid strengths of these aacids are such that

Consider the following acids : 1. HCN 2. HCOOH 3. CH_(3)COOH 4. Cl-CH_(2)-COOH The acid strength of these acids are such that :

Find the correct acidic strength order: (i) HC-=C-COOH" " (ii) H_(2)C=CH-COOH " " (iv) CH_(3)-CH_(2)-COOH

The decreasing acidic strength of a few of the acids HCOOH, CH_(3)COOH," and" C_(3)H_(7)COOH is due to

The principle behind the acidity order Cl_(3) CCOOH gt Cl_(2) CHCOOH gt "ClCH"_(2) COOH gt CH_(3) COOH is the withdrawal of electron and liberation of protons, it is due to