9,21 Rank the following compounds in the order of INCREASING acidity.HOноонIIIVO II, IV, III, IO IV, II, III, IO I, II, III, IVO II I, IV, II Which of the following compounds is INSOLUBLE in water?H2N.IZ

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Rank the following compounds in the order of INCREASING acidity.
HO
но
он
II
IV
O II, IV, III, I
O IV, II, III, I
O I, II, III, IV
O II I, IV, II

Which of the following compounds is INSOLUBLE in water?
H2N.
IZ

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