order of acid strength..?

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Unicorn--- Extinct!! ·2009-10-24 00:55:30

you can proceed by checking the stability of the conjugate base...

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Unicorn--- Extinct!! ·2009-10-24 00:59:42

Check the Inductive effect.

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roboarmy filas ·2009-10-24 01:13:49

i think it is 1>3>2=4

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Akanksha ·2009-10-24 01:51:05

yeah its the right answer...but how v cum to knw....???

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roboarmy filas ·2009-10-27 04:08:53

because only electron withdrawing groups increase acidity of cooh group..

as we know NO₂ is effective at ortho and para positions 2 and 4 have equal acidity..

as ortho group is nearer than para NO₂ it has greter pulling efect compared to para position so 1 is given preference over 3

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Pritish Chakraborty ·2009-10-27 04:46:50

Ortho..para...bhai this is not a benzene ring..

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roboarmy filas ·2009-10-28 02:50:01

sorry -i effect

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