Conjugate base of a weak acid:
Correct answer: B. Strong
- A. Weak
- B. Strong
- C. Unstable
- D. None of these options
Explanation
Weak acids have strong bonds to their H+. Strong acids have weak bonds to their H+. Weak bases have a strong tendency to get H+ and/or donate an electron pair. Strong bases have a weak tendency to get H+ and/or donate an electron pair. Hence conjugate base of weak acid is strong. So, B is the correct option.
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