Any substance can be classified into an acid and a base in chemistry. An acid is a substance which donates a hydrogen ion or proton in solutions and a base is a substance which donates a hydroxide ion in solution. Furthermore, these can be classified by using Arrhenius theory, Bronsted and Lowry theory and Lewis acid base theory.
Classification of substances into an acid and a base is based on the following criteria
\uf0d8Oxidation number of the central atom should be noted in oxo acids since the acidity increases with increase in oxidation number of the central atom.
\uf0d8The presence of more electronegative atoms increases the acidity of the substance.
\uf0d8Presence of more electron donating groups increases the basicity of chemical substances
The given acids are as follows.
The central atoms of the given acids are and since they are the most electronegative atoms in the given acids. The structure of the given acids is given below:
The given acids are as follows.
The oxidation number of the central atom is calculated for all the given acids by considering the oxidation number of oxygen atom is -2 and hydroxide () is -1.The oxidation state for acids are calculated as shown below:
Arrange the following oxoacids in order of decreasing acid strength.
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