Give the decreasing order of acidic strength of the following: a. CH4 b. H2O c. HF d. NH3 e. LiH f. BeH2
A
b>d>c>a>f>e
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B
c>b>d>a>f>e
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C
s>b>e>c>d>f
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D
c>d>a>b>e>f
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Solution
The correct option is Bc>b>d>a>f>e The decreasing order of acidic strength is HF>H2O>NH3>CH4>BeH2>LiH (c>b>d>a>f>e). As the electronegativity difference decreases, the stabilization of the anion formed by deprotonation decreases and the acid strength decreases.