The correct decreasing order for acid st...

The correct decreasing order for acid strength is :

A

`CNCH_2COOH gt O_2 NCH_2COOH gt FCH_2COOH gt ClCH_2 COOH`

B

`FCH_2COOH gt NCCH_2COOH gt NO_2CH_2COOH gt ClCH_2 COOH`

C

`NO_2 CH_2 COOH gt NCCH_2COOH gt FCH_2COOH gt ClCH_2COOH`

D

`NO_2CH_2COOH gt FCH_2 COOH gt CNCH_2COOH gt ClCH_2COOH`

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The correct Answer is:

C

Greater the - I effect, greater will be the aciddity

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