Give correct order of increasing acidity of following compounds:

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Give correct order of increasing acidity of following compounds: <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/5c2ad36ab4811782bacdca63fc6bbebc-.png" /> (A) I>I I I>I I>I V (B) I>I I>I I I>I V (C) I>I I I>I V>I I (D) I V>I>I I>I I I

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Carboxylic acids are always more acidic than phenols because carboxylate ion is more stable than phenoxide ion

Q. Give correct order of increasing acidity of following compounds:

$I > III > II > I V$

$I > II > III > I V$

$I > III > I V > II$

$I V > I > II > III$

Carboxylic acids are always more acidic than phenols because carboxylate ion is more stable than phenoxide ion

Q. Give correct order of increasing acidity of following compounds:

I>III>II>IV

I>II>III>IV

I>III>IV>II

IV>I>II>III

Carboxylic acids are always more acidic than phenols because carboxylate ion is more stable than phenoxide ion

$I > III > II > I V$

$I > II > III > I V$

$I > III > I V > II$

$I V > I > II > III$