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What accounts for the acidity of phenol?

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On this web page Jim Clarke discusses the acidity of compounds with -OH groups in them. He starts with carboxylic acids but as you scroll down you will discover that he deals with phenols and alcohols too.

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An amazing site - I have used this before to revise for the AS level, and I ended up getting 300/300 UMS. Very highly recommended.
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