due te Please rank each set in order of increasing acidity: least acidic (1) to most acidic (4). Give an explanation at right. If resonance is important, all structures must be drawn properly, and interpreted. 5a. Rank Compound Explanation OH an r ef incaing stabty lt OH NH2 5b. Compounds below Explanation Rank Compound HO reoisomer of 1,2-dichlorgcyckoher reomers, or ides teras Ror S. HO, ch CI CI HO, HO -
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Please rank each set in order of increasing acidity: least acidic (1) to most acidic (4).
Give an explanation at right. If resonance is important, all structures must be drawn properly,
and interpreted.
5a.
Rank
Compound
Explanation
OH
and ror of increaing staby let
OH
NH2
5b. Compounds below
Explanation
Rank
Compound
HO
oisomer of 1,2-dichlorocyclohe
x dastereomers, or ident
nteras Ror S.
HO
ath
CI CI
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