Answer to Question #339322 in General Chemistry for daniele

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Question #339322

The following acids are arranged in order of increasing strength:

HClO< CH₃COOH < HNO₂ < HI

The correct order of the increasing strength of their conjugate bases is:

Expert's answer

I^- > NO₂^- >ClO^->СН₃СОО^-

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