The strongest Bronsted base is :
(a) ClO₃⁻ (b) ClO₂⁻ (c) ClO₄⁻ (d) ClO⁻
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ClO⁻ is the strongest Bronsted base.
Explanation:
- Bronsted base is the anion that is produced after the hydrogen ion has been dissociated from an arrhenius acid.
- Strength of a Bronsted base is directly dependent on the stability of the anion.
- We know that the trend of the acidity of chloric acids is :
- HClO4>HClO3>HClO2>HClO
- So the stability of the anion also varies as
- ClO4->ClO3->ClO2->HClO-.
- So, the least stable anion is the HClO-.
- So, the strongest base is the HClO-.
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