What is the correct arrangement in increasing basicity of the given compounds? III < I < II   III < II < I   I < II < III

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Section13.3: Gas Stoiciometry
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What is the correct arrangement in increasing basicity of the given compounds?

  • III < I < II
     
  • III < II < I
     
  • I < II < III
CH3
H3C.
CH3
NH2
II
NH2
NH2
Transcribed Image Text:CH3 H3C. CH3 NH2 II NH2 NH2
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