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Chapter 19.16, Problem 22P

Which acid in each of the following pairs is stronger?

a. CH₃COOH or ClCH₂COOH
b. O₂NCH₂COOH or O₂NCH₂CH₂COOH

Chapter 19.16, Problem 22P, Which acid in each of the following pairs is stronger? a. CH3COOH or ClCH2COOH b. O2NCH2COOH or , example 1

c. CH₃CH₂COOH or H 3 N + CH 2 COOH
d. HCOOH or CH₃COOH

Chapter 19.16, Problem 22P, Which acid in each of the following pairs is stronger? a. CH3COOH or ClCH2COOH b. O2NCH2COOH or , example 2

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