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Put the following compounds in order from weakest acid to strongest acid. Explain (pKa values are not enough and trends should be considered). 

3. Put the folowing compounds in order fro m weakest auid to Strongest auid. Explain (pka values are not enough e trends should be considered). A. B. C. CI OH HO. CI CI CI HO. D. E. Br OH OH F F
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Transcribed Image Text:3. Put the folowing compounds in order fro m weakest auid to Strongest auid. Explain (pka values are not enough e trends should be considered). A. B. C. CI OH HO. CI CI CI HO. D. E. Br OH OH F F
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