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Q. The order of acidic strength of hydrogen halides is: acid HF < HCl CH-1 > Br¹>1-1 (b) F-1 < CH-1 < Br¹ Br¹> -1 (d) F-1> CI-1 < Br¹> -1. Hint: A str…

Q. The order of acidic strength of hydrogen halides is: acid HF < HCl CH-1 > Br¹>1-1 (b) F-1 < CH-1 < Br¹ Br¹> -1 (d) F-1> CI-1 < Br¹> -1. Hint: A str…
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Q. The order of acidic strength of hydrogen halides is: acid HF < HCl CH-1 > Br¹>1-1 (b) F-1 < CH-1 < Br¹ Br¹> -1 (d) F-1> CI-1 < Br¹> -1. Hint: A strong acid has a weak conjugate base and vice versa.​

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