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Which is the decreasing order of acidity in the following compound?


CH3CH2OH(I)
CF3CH2OH(II)
CCl3−CH3OH(iii)
(NO2)3C−CH2OH(IV)

A
I > II > III > IV
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II > I > III > IV
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C
IV > II > I > III
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D
IV > II > III > I
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Solution

The correct option is D IV > II > III > I
Order of acidity of a compound depends on the stability of its conjugate base.

Conjugate Base of I : CH3CH2O
Conjugate Base of II : CF3CH2O
Conjugate Base of III : CCl3CH3O
Conjugate Base of IV : (NO2)3CCH2O

Order of stability of conjugate base : IV>II>III>I
So, is the order of acidity.

Hence, Option "D" is the correct answer.

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