Which of the following order represent the order for the strength of base?
Correct answer: A. CH3CH2-> NH− 2 > HC ≡ C- > OH-
- A. CH3CH2-> NH− 2 > HC ≡ C- > OH-
- B. H - C ≡ C- > CH3CH-2 > NH−2 > OH-
- C. OH- > NH-2 > HC ≡ C- > CH3CH2-
- D. NH2-> HC ≡ C- > OH- > CH3CH2-
Explanation
The strength of acid is in the order of CH3 - CH3 < NH3 < HC ≡ CH < H2O
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