Give detailed Solution with explanation needed. Show work..don't give Ai generated solution 1.Ia) Rank the indicated protons (I-IV) from most acidic to least acidic.II HOHO-IIIIVHOOH

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1. I a) Rank the indicated protons (I-IV) from most acidic to least acidic. II HO HO- III IV HO OH