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Ka for acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin), hc9h7o4, is 3.00×10-4. ka for hydrocyanic acid, hcn, is 4.00×10-10. ka for benzoic acid, c6h5cooh, is 6.30×10-5. what is the formula for the strongest acid?

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Ka is the acid-dissociation constant of each of these acids. It represents the proportion of a given amount of the acid that dissociates from the acid into H+ and it’s conjugate base when dissolved into solution.

The concentration of H+ determines the strength of the acids, so those acids with the biggest Ka values are the strongest acids.

Your order would be:
Aspirin (strongest)
Benzoic
Hydrocyanic (weakest)
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The formula of the strongest acid is HSbF₆, fluoroantimonic acid.

What are acids?

An acid is sour in taste and turns blue litmus paper to red, and liberates hydrogen when reacting with metals.

The strongest acid is fluoroantimonic acid.

The ph of acid is less than 7 which is the pH of water.

Thus, the formula of the strongest acid is HSbF₆, fluoroantimonic acid.

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