The acidic hydrogen in the compound is the hydrogen attached to carbon number

Doclord

3 years ago

Diagram absent 😏😏😏😏😏

absolute213

4 years ago

pls we need a proper explanation coz i think the answer is a pls someone should prove me wrong

emma_0_0_8

1 year ago

this question is similar to basicity of am acid
the answer I one because during reaction it can release only one hydrogen ion(acidic property) not minding if it's in front or at the back cuz it's terminal

FGCPOR17576703

3 years ago

I don't understand

Uzoma001

4 months ago

yh the answer is A

Fabian3

2 months ago

Emmanuel explained it properly.... hydrocarbon has only one replaceable hydrogen atom so they are monobasic.. in other words they will lose hydrogen from the side with one hydrogen attachment..
option D✅

Alefiajosiah

1 year ago

Dear my school team we Ned proper explanation

talk2kb

3 years ago

the alkyne
that's the three to the bond
in carbon number 1 contain the acidic hydrogen!!!

Mhoryobabe123

1 year ago

proper explanations for the exam