The correct order of increasing the acidity for the following molecules is: 1,3-Diketone > carboxylic acid > alcohol > ketone > amide (the weakest) Carboxylic acid >1,3-diketone > ketone > alcohol > nitrile (the weakest) 1,3-Diketone > 1,3-diester > alcohol > ketone > amide (the weakest) الأنتنامى 1,3-Diketone > ketone > alcohol > 1,3-diester > amide (the weakest)

The correct order of increasing the acidity for the following molecules is: 1,3-Diketone > carboxylic acid > alcohol > ketone > amide (the weakest) Carboxylic acid >1,3-diketone > ketone > alcohol > nitrile (the weakest) 1,3-Diketone > 1,3-diester > alcohol > ketone > amide (the weakest) الأنتنامى 1,3-Diketone > ketone > alcohol > 1,3-diester > amide (the weakest)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter16: Synthesis Workshop 1

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 46CTQ

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