1) C,H,0, (aq) + C,H¿COOH (aq)=#C,H;O4 (aq) + C,H¿C0O" (aq) 2) C,H¿COO" (aq) + C,H¿OH (aq)=c,H¿C00H (aq)+C,H;O° (aq) 3) C,H¿OH (aq) + C,H;O," (aq)=C,H¿O° (aq) + HC,H,O, (aq) Arrange the substances based on their relative acid strength. Clear All HC,H,O4 C,H;OH strongest acid

1) C,H,0, (aq) + C,H¿COOH (aq)=#C,H;O4 (aq) + C,H¿C0O" (aq) 2) C,H¿COO" (aq) + C,H¿OH (aq)=c,H¿C00H (aq)+C,H;O° (aq) 3) C,H¿OH (aq) + C,H;O," (aq)=C,H¿O° (aq) + HC,H,O, (aq) Arrange the substances based on their relative acid strength. Clear All HC,H,O4 C,H;OH strongest acid

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1) C,H,O, (aq) + C,H;COOH (aq) =#C,H;O4 (aq) + C,H;COO" (aq)
2) C,H;COO" (aq) + C,H;OH (aq)=c,H¿COOH (aq) + C,H,0 (aq)
3) C,H5OH (aq) + C,H,O, (aq) C,H5O° (aq) + HC,H,O, (aq)
Arrange the substances based on their relative acid strength.
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HC,H,04
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strongest acid
C,H;COOH
intermediate acid
weakest acid
CHCOO
not a Bronsted-Lowry acid
C,H&O

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