VI. Rank in order of increasing acidity using the less than (<) inequality symbol. Label the molecule withthe greatest effect or property.CO₂HSHF3CAENHNHH3C.EH₂COCO₂H H3COAPhBFFNHCO₂HBCO₂HKVII. Rank in order of increasing bascity using the less than (<) inequality symbol. Label the molecule withthe greatest effect or property.stadstGOH F3C.PhLOHOCH3DFHyCo.HHLD.COzHFPh

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VI. Rank in order of increasing acidity using the less than (<) inequality symbol. Label the molecule with the greatest effect or property. CO₂H .SH F3C A E NH NH H₂CO CO₂H H3CO B F .CO,H CO,H K LOH F3C. OH OCH 3 D H L CO₂H

VI. Rank in order of increasing acidity using the less than (<) inequality symbol. Label the molecule with the greatest effect or property. CO₂H .SH F3C A E NH NH H₂CO CO₂H H3CO B F .CO,H CO,H K LOH F3C. OH OCH 3 D H L CO₂H

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VI. Rank in order of increasing acidity using the less than (<) inequality symbol. Label the molecule with
the greatest effect or property.
CO₂H
SH
F3C
A
E
NH
NH
H3C.
E
H₂CO
CO₂H H3CO
A
Ph
B
F
F
NH
CO₂H
B
CO₂H
K
VII. Rank in order of increasing bascity using the less than (<) inequality symbol. Label the molecule with
the greatest effect or property.
stadst
G
OH F3C.
Ph
LOH
OCH3
D
F
HyCo.
H
H
L
D
.COzH
F
Ph

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