What is the correct order of descreasing acidity of the following ClCH2CO2H FCH2CH2NH2 HI ICH2CO2H HCl strongest to weakest 10. what is the correct order of decreasing basicity? CH3ONa CH3CO2Na CH3CH2NHNa CH3SO3Na NaCl strongest to weakest

What is the correct order of descreasing acidity of the following ClCH2CO2H FCH2CH2NH2 HI ICH2CO2H HCl strongest to weakest 10. what is the correct order of decreasing basicity? CH3ONa CH3CO2Na CH3CH2NHNa CH3SO3Na NaCl strongest to weakest

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

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Problem 9.14E

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What is the correct order of descreasing acidity of the following

ClCH2CO2H

FCH2CH2NH2

ICH2CO2H

HCl

strongest to weakest

10. what is the correct order of decreasing basicity?

CH3ONa

CH3CO2Na

CH3CH2NHNa

CH3SO3Na

NaCl

strongest to weakest

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