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11. Which conjugate base should be the strongest out of these choices? (pKa values of their respective acid is provided) A. NO₂ (3.15) B. CN (9.2) C. NH3(9.26) D. NO3 (-1.5) E. HS (7.04)

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11. Which conjugate base should be the strongest out of these choices?
(pKa values of their respective acid is provided)
A. NO₂ (3.15)
B. CN (9.2)
C. NH3 (9.26)
D. NO3 (-1.5)
E. HS (7.04)

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