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Chapter 8.10, Problem 21P
Which acid in each of the following pairs is stronger?
- a. CH3COOH or ClCH2COOH
- b. O2NCH2COOH or O2NCH2CH2COOH
- c. CH3CH2COOH or
- d. HCOOH or CH3COOH
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