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The correct order of decreasing basic strength is:
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I>II>III>IV
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II>III>I>IV
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II>I>IV>III
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II>III>IV>I
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Solution

The correct option is A II>I>IV>III
Two of the factors which influence the strength of a base are:
-The ease with which the lone pair picks up a hydrogen ion.
-The stability of the ions being formed.
In benzyl amine C6H5CH2NH2, the lone pair of nitrogen is not in conjugated system, therefore, its easy availability to donate makes it a stronger base. In aniline C6H5NH2, lone pair of electrons is in conjugated system with benzene ring, thus is less available. In p-nitroaniline NH2C6H5NO2 the nitro group exhibits M effect which withdraw the electrons and make it least basic. In acetanilide C6H5NHCOCH3, strong electron withdrawing effect of the carbonyl oxygen on the amide makes it less basic. Therefore, the order of basicity is II>I>IV>III.

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