BASICITY

NH3 is a stronger acid than ROH (as electronegativity of N<O .. so it will hold the H atom less firmly )

=> the conjugate base NH2- is weaker than RO-

but there is a +I effect from R group, so -ve charge on O will become unstable, so don't you think that it will be more basic.......

Sky, the conjugate base RO^- is less stable than NH₂^- due to +I effect from R...
but does that necessarily mean that RO^- is stronger???

but i told about strength of acid...

Don't say that R is tert methyl or so... :P then it is NH₂^-

is there any reason or not

NH3 is a weker acid than ROH... coz N is less electronegative than O...

yes skygirl is right i checked it in brilliants corse material

which is more acidic ??? and why ???

dinitromethane and acetic acid . which one , bolo ???

NH2^- is the more basic because the conjugate acid of NH2^- is weaker than that of the RO^-