Question 5List the following organic acids in order of increasing acidity, starting with the least acidic one andending with the most acidic one. Please just write down the letters! Please don't use notation,just use commas between the letters!H3CAOH-Z:F3CABNaOHOHBHCICQuestion 6List the following organic bases in order of increasing basicity, starting with the least basic one andending with the most basic one. Please just write down the letters! Please don't use < or > notation,just use commas between the letters!CH3ICH31NCFH₂CHDOHCH3DŌ

Increasing order of acidity and basicity.

Question 5 List the following organic acids in order of increasing acidity, starting with the least acidic one and ending with the most acidic one. Please just write down the letters! Please don't use notation, just use commas between the letters! H3C A OH CH3 -Z: F3C A B NaOH OH Question 6 List the following organic bases in order of increasing basicity, starting with the least basic one and ending with the most basic one. Please just write down the letters! Please don't use < or > notation, just use commas between the letters! B HCI C I CH3 I N C FH₂C H D OH CH3 D Ō

Question 5 List the following organic acids in order of increasing acidity, starting with the least acidic one and ending with the most acidic one. Please just write down the letters! Please don't use notation, just use commas between the letters! H3C A OH CH3 -Z: F3C A B NaOH OH Question 6 List the following organic bases in order of increasing basicity, starting with the least basic one and ending with the most basic one. Please just write down the letters! Please don't use < or > notation, just use commas between the letters! B HCI C I CH3 I N C FH₂C H D OH CH3 D Ō

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

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Chapter10: Acids, Bases, And Salts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10.88EP: Consider the following four biological solutions: (1) bile, pH 8.0, (2) blood, pH 7.4, (3) urine, pH...

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