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Question #35b03

Answer 1

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Explanation:

The compound who has a more weaker conjugate acid is a strong `color(purple)("Bronsted acid")`.

REASON:-(of the fact)
`color(white)(mmmmmm0` `color(blue)(Na)color(red)(CH_3` is a compound made from the reaction of a `color(blue)("strong base")` and a `color(red)("weak acid")`. In aquas solution,it dissolves and dissociate into `color(blue)(Na^+)` and `color(red)(CH_3^-`.In aquas solution, `color(blue)(Na^+` is too much stable to release proton. But in aquas solution there are some `color(red)(H^+` and `color(blue)(OH^-` ions are present.`color(red)(CH_3^-` ions react with the `color(red)(H^+`ions of water and become stable.Then the level of `color(blue)(OH^-` in the water increases....So the `color(red)("basicity"` of the `color(red)("increases"`.

The compound has a conjugate acid `color(red)(CH_3^-) "ion"`.

That is why `color(purple)(NaCH_3` is a much strong base.

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