3. Which one of the following answers represents the order of increasing bacisity forcompounds the box?|(1) CH;CH,ONa(2) (CH),NNa (3) CH;CO,Na2 (weakest base) < 1 « 3 (strongest base)O 1 weakest base) < 3 < 2 (strongest base)3 (weakest base) < 2 < 1 (strongest base)3 (weakest base) < 1 < 2 (strongest base)

Arrange the following in increasing order of basicity : (1) CH3CH2ONa (2) (CH3)2NNa (3) CH3CO2Na…

3. Which one of the following answers represents the order of increasing bacisity for compounds the box? (1) CH,CH,ONa (2) (CH,),NNa (3) CH,CO,Na O 2 weakest base) < 1« 3 (strongest base) 1 (weakest base) < 3< 2 (strongest base) O 3 (weakest base) < 2 <«1 (strongest base) O 3 weakest base) < 1 <2 (strongest base)

3. Which one of the following answers represents the order of increasing bacisity for compounds the box? (1) CH,CH,ONa (2) (CH,),NNa (3) CH,CO,Na O 2 weakest base) < 1« 3 (strongest base) 1 (weakest base) < 3< 2 (strongest base) O 3 (weakest base) < 2 <«1 (strongest base) O 3 weakest base) < 1 <2 (strongest base)

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3. Which one of the following answers represents the order of increasing bacisity for
compounds the box?
|(1) CH;CH,ONa
(2) (CH),NNa (3) CH;CO,Na
2 (weakest base) < 1 « 3 (strongest base)
O 1 weakest base) < 3 < 2 (strongest base)
3 (weakest base) < 2 < 1 (strongest base)
3 (weakest base) < 1 < 2 (strongest base)

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