Arranging Acidity and Basicity in Organic Compounds: Tips for Quick Sequencing

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Arranging compounds or aromatic compounds in order of acidity or basicity requires knowledge of their specific structures. Carboxylic acids are generally recognized as acidic, while the presence of nitrogen typically indicates basicity. The influence of substituents, such as chlorine, which exerts a -I effect on a benzene ring, can also significantly impact acidity and basicity. Without examining the actual molecular structures, it is challenging to determine their relative acidity or basicity accurately.
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i face difficulty in Q where we hav to arrange compounds/aromatic compounds in increasing order of acidity r basicity,please tell me easy way to solve such arranging sequences Q quickly.:confused:
 
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Can't be done unless we know the compounds...
 
A rough guide to organic molecules: things like carboxylic acids, are obviously acidic. When you see nitrogens in organic molecules think basic. Other than that it is hard to tell basicity/acidity without seeing the molecule.
 
you also have to consider atoms such as chlorine which induce a -I effect on a benzene ring affecting basicty...
 

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