Chemistry, asked by Ravina4360, 1 year ago

why mineral acids are stronger than organic acids

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Answered by PiyushSinghRajput1

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mineral acids like HCl completely disassociates to give H+ ions, while organic acids like carboxylic acid disassociates less than mineral acids. ... So in each case, the conjugate base is more stable, and the acid is stronger than a carboxylic acid.

Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

mineral acids like HCl completely disassociates to give H+ ions, while organic acids like carboxylic acid disassociates less than mineral acids.

So in each case, the conjugate base is more stable, and the acid is stronger than a carboxylic acid.

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