The weakest of the acids below isand its pK isThe strongest of the acids below isand its pK is4.214.76imidazolium ion5.648.20succinateboric acidformic acid4.214.76imidazolium ion5.648.20succinateboric acidformic acidphosphoric acidsuccinic acid3.757.00p-nitrophenol9.24acetic acid0.189.25glycinamideammonium ion2.157.24

Pk value - which measure the strength of acid in logarithmic scale.

The weakest of the acids below is and its pK is . The strongest of the acids below is |and its pK is 4.21 4.76 imidazolium ion 5.64 8.20 succinate boric acid formic acid 4.76 imidazolium ion 5.64 4.21 8.20 succinate boric acid formic acid phosphoric acid succinic acid 3.75 7.00 p-nitrophenol 9.24 acetic acid 0.18 9.25 glycinamide ammonium ion 2.15

The weakest of the acids below is and its pK is . The strongest of the acids below is |and its pK is 4.21 4.76 imidazolium ion 5.64 8.20 succinate boric acid formic acid 4.76 imidazolium ion 5.64 4.21 8.20 succinate boric acid formic acid phosphoric acid succinic acid 3.75 7.00 p-nitrophenol 9.24 acetic acid 0.18 9.25 glycinamide ammonium ion 2.15

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