The order of acidity of the H−atoms underlined in the following compounds is in the order: (I) Ph−CH2−CH3 (II) Ph−CH=CH−CH3 (III) Ph−CH=CH2 (IV) Refer image
A
IV>II>I>III
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B
II>IV>III>I
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C
II>IV>I>IIII
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D
I>III>II>IV
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Solution
The correct option is A IV>II>I>III
Since H+ is involed in conjugation, the H+ here is highly acidic.
Ph−CH=CH−CH3 Here also the double bond is in conjugation making it more acidic.
PH−CH2−CH3 No conjugation less acidic.
Hence, order of Acidity is
(Refer to Image) >Ph−CH=CH−CH3>PH−CH2−CH3>Ph−CH=CH2