Expert solved it incorrectly previously, please read the question well and do the question as drawer (benzene ring withOH AND KETONE) not Nh2 and NO2 as the previous expert. use resonance structure to explain which of the followingcompounds is more acidic Please do it using keton and OH instead of H2N and NO2. ASAP! Thank you!ketoneOHKetoneH

The acidic strength of any compound is dependent on the stablity of its conjugate base. Since…

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