Eduncle.com chemistr the increasing order of acidity of the given molecules in aqueous media is oh (1) ch h,c (l) fch,cooh (iv) ch,oh (a) iv

Eduncle.com Chemistr The increasing order of acidity of the given molecules in aqueous media is OH (1) CH H,C (l) FCH,COOH (IV) CH,OH (A) IV

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  Priyanshu kumar

  option C

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  Achyut ranjan gogoi

  Option C is correct because fluoroacetic acid is the most acidic molecule among these. Followed by phenol and then methanol and then acetone.

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  Dinesh khalmaniya 1

  option A carboxylic acid is more acidic than phenol and phenol is more acidic than alcohol.

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