Although you may NOT think of these compounds as being acids, your organic chemistry instructor probably will. Consider the H atoms in bold print in the following compounds.
A= CH₃CH₂(C=O) CH₃
B = CH₃CH₂(C=O) CH₃
C= CH₃CH₂CH₂(C=O) CH₃
D= CH₃CH₂(C=O) CH₂(C=O) CH₃Select the sequence where the bold H atoms are in order of increasing acidity.

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The Answer of Although you may NOT think of these compounds as being acids, your organic chemistry instructor probably will. Consider the H atoms in bold print in the following compounds. A= CH₃CH₂(C=O)CH₃ B = CH₃CH₂(C=O)CH₃ C= CH₃CH₂CH₂(C=O)CH₃ D= CH₃CH₂(C=O)CH₂(C=O)CH₃Select the sequence where the bold H atoms are in order of increasing acidity.

Although You May NOT Think of These Compounds as Being