A hydrogen tends to be more acidic when it is attached to a more electronegative atom. The given compounds are all alike except for the hybridization of one of the carbon atoms.
The alkanes have sp³ hybridization, alkenes have sp² hybridization and the alkanes have sp hybridization. We know that, sp hybridized carbons are more electronegative than sp² and sp³ hybridized carbons.
This is because of the difference in electronegativity is that, p orbitals are further away from the nucleus than s orbitals. So the more p orbitals contribution you have to the hybrid orbital, the less electronegative the hybrid orbital is. sp orbitals have the most "s" character (50%) while sp³ orbitals having the least.
The electronegativity order is :
sp>sp²>sp³
Hence, the acidic nature of the given compounds is :
Alkynes >Alkenes>Alkanes
The answer is :
1 butyne > 1 butene > Butane
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