Which of the following compounds are more acidic and WHY? Draw equations showing the dissociation into anion and cation. HO (b) (a) LOH

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Which of the following compounds are more acidic and WHY? Draw equations
showing the dissociation into anion and cation.
F
F
(a)
HO
(b)
HO
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following compounds are more acidic and WHY? Draw equations showing the dissociation into anion and cation. F F (a) HO (b) HO
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An increase in the number of electronegative atoms will increase the acidity of the acid. If there are an equal number of electronegative atoms in the compound then there will be the electronegative order will work. More electronegative atoms will increase the acidity of acid. Electronegative atoms create the electron pilling drift towards the electronegative center to stabilize the anion. So the acid can dissociate to a large extend to increase the acidity.

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