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Sabitha Venkates ·2009-03-09 05:58:04

I think so........This is the right answer......

X>Y>Z

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gagar.iitk ·2009-03-09 07:13:58

y>x>z

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vector ·2009-03-09 07:16:41

y>x>z

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Aditya ·2009-03-09 07:16:48

@ Sabitha,
shouldn't it be Y>X>Z?

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Aditya ·2009-03-09 07:18:23

again i m late[2]

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pavanmalhra ·2009-03-09 07:23:37

y>x>z

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kamalendu ghosh ·2009-03-10 06:54:11

y>x>z

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palani ............... ·2009-03-11 04:17:56

y>x>z

bcoz

COO^- forms resonating structure

since NH₃⁺ (X) is near to COOH grp

i feel it shld be the order

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gsns gannavarapu ·2009-03-11 04:19:48

y>x>z

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greatvishal swami ·2009-03-11 08:59:22

x>y>z

par thoda shak x>z>y par bhi hai [4]
still i will think more

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Aakash Sharawat ·2009-03-11 21:13:30

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Sabitha Venkates ·2009-03-12 04:42:02

Actually guys & gals,

here asken that acidic order.

Its answer is,

X>Y>Z

bcoz... It is due to presence of electron withdrawing -COOH in close proximity.

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rina ·2009-03-12 04:52:34

Sabitha u r right.

I verified to my master.

Thnx..... for giving correct ans..

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