1.Arrange the compounds (H2O, CH;COOH and HCI) in the order of their increasing acidity: 1). H2O > CH3COOH> HC1 2). HCI > CH3COOH> H2O 3). HCl > H2O> CH;COOH 4). CH;COOH>HCl> H2O 2.Arrange the compounds: water (H2O), sodium carbonate (Na,CO3) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH) in the order of their increasing basicity: 1). Na2CO3 > NaOH > H2O 2). NaOH > Na2CO3 > H2O 3). NaOH > H20> Na2CO3 4). H2O> NaOH > Na2CO3 3. Based on the differences in their _in two immiscible liquids, substances A and B in a homogenous solution can be separated in a separation funnel. 1). solubility 2). boiling point 3). melting point 4). vapor pressure

1.Arrange the compounds (H2O, CH;COOH and HCI) in the order of their increasing acidity: 1). H2O > CH3COOH> HC1 2). HCI > CH3COOH> H2O 3). HCl > H2O> CH;COOH 4). CH;COOH>HCl> H2O 2.Arrange the compounds: water (H2O), sodium carbonate (Na,CO3) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH) in the order of their increasing basicity: 1). Na2CO3 > NaOH > H2O 2). NaOH > Na2CO3 > H2O 3). NaOH > H20> Na2CO3 4). H2O> NaOH > Na2CO3 3. Based on the differences in their _in two immiscible liquids, substances A and B in a homogenous solution can be separated in a separation funnel. 1). solubility 2). boiling point 3). melting point 4). vapor pressure

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Chapter4: Acids And Bases

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Problem 4.48AP: As we shall see in Chapter 19, hydrogens on a carbon adjacent to a carbonyl group are far more...

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