Consider the given acid ionization constants. identify the strongest conjugate base. acid ka hf (aq) 3.510-4 hc7h5o2 (aq) 6.510-5 hclo2 (aq) 1.110-2 hc2h3o2 (aq) 1.810-5 you may want to reference (pages 729 - 731) section 16.4 while completing this problem.

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higher Ka value = stronger acid

stronger acids have weaker conjugate bases, so the acid with the strongest conjugate base would be acetic acid

Consider the given acid ionization constants. identify the strongest conjugate base. acid ka hf (aq) 3.5*10-4 hc7h5o2 (aq) 6.5*10-5 hclo2 (aq) 1.1*10-2 hc2h3o2 (aq) 1.8*10-5 you may want to reference (pages 729 - 731) section 16.4 while completing this problem.