NaHCO3 can deprotonate benzoic acid but cannot deprotonate phenol. On the other hand, NaOH can deprotonate both benzoic acid and phenol. Given this information, rank the molecules numbered I to V in order of decreasing acidity. сон COH он H,0 H,CO, IV CH, 1'> 1 > II II (A) V > II > I > II > IV B) II > 1 > V > III IV C) II > V >I > IV > III

NaHCO3 can deprotonate benzoic acid but cannot deprotonate phenol. On the other hand, NaOH can deprotonate both benzoic acid and phenol. Given this information, rank the molecules numbered I to V in order of decreasing acidity. сон COH он H,0 H,CO, IV CH, 1'> 1 > II II (A) V > II > I > II > IV B) II > 1 > V > III IV C) II > V >I > IV > III

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