The correct order for acid strength of compounds : CH $ \equiv $ CH, CH3–C $ \equiv $ CH and CH2 = CH2 is as follows

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The correct order for acid strength of compounds :

CH $ \equiv $ CH, CH₃–C $ \equiv $ CH and CH₂ = CH₂ is as follows

CH $ \equiv $ CH > CH₂ = CH₂ > CH₃ – C $ \equiv $ CH

CH₃ – C $ \equiv $ CH > CH₂ = CH₂ > HC $ \equiv $ CH

HC $ \equiv $ CH > CH₃ – C $ \equiv $ CH > CH₂ = CH₂

CH₃ – CH $ \equiv $ CH > CH $ \equiv $ CH > CH₂ = CH₂

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