c. I II III acids are obiviously more acidic t.pdf
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The document discusses the acidity levels of certain acids compared to alcohol, noting that the acids (c, i, ii, iii) are evidently more acidic. It also mentions the stability of the phenoxide ion in solution. Overall, the key point is the comparison of acidity and stability between these substances.
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c. I II III acids are obiviously more acidic t.pdf
- 1. c. I> II> III acids are obiviously more acidic then alchocol and phenoxide ion is more stable Solution c. I> II> III acids are obiviously more acidic then alchocol and phenoxide ion is more stable