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2.
(a) Rank the following molecules in the order of increasing acidity. Explain your
answer.
ОН
ÓH
ÓH
Он
K
L
M
N
(b) Rank the following molecules in the order of increasing basicity. Explain your
answer.
NH2
.N.
.N.
P
R
S

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