4. (10 points) a) Place the following compounds in order of INCREASING acidity.A)OHB)NO2LOHOHLOHC)D)O₂Nb) For the most acidic compound in part a), draw the additional resonance structure that indicates extrastabilization of the anion, leading to the increase in acidity.

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4. (10 points) a) Place the following compounds in order of INCREASING acidity. A) OH B) NO2 LOH OH LOH C) D) O₂N b) For the most acidic compound in part a), draw the additional resonance structure that indicates extra stabilization of the anion, leading to the increase in acidity.