13. Find the K value for each acid and then rank in order of strength (strongest to weakest): A. Benzoic acid, HC,H,O₂ B. Aniline (aminobenzene) hydrochloride, C H₂NH₂ HC1 c. Propanoic acid, HC,H,O, D. Methylamine hydrobromide, CH3NH₂ HBr () A, B, C, D () D, A,B, C () B, A, D, C () D, B, A, C

13. Find the K value for each acid and then rank in order of strength (strongest to weakest): A. Benzoic acid, HC,H,O₂ B. Aniline (aminobenzene) hydrochloride, C H₂NH₂ HC1 c. Propanoic acid, HC,H,O, D. Methylamine hydrobromide, CH3NH₂ HBr () A, B, C, D () D, A,B, C () B, A, D, C () D, B, A, C

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13. Find the K value for each acid and then rank in order of strength
(strongest to weakest):
A. Benzoic acid, HC,H,O₂
B. Aniline (aminobenzene) hydrochloride, C H₂NH₂ HC1
c. Propanoic acid, HC,H,O,
D. Methylamine hydrobromide, CH₂NH₂ HBr
() A, B, C, D
() D, A,B, C
() B, A, D, C
() D, B, A, C

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