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a) The acidity of a compound mainly depends on stability of its conjugate base. The stronger the 
acid HA, the weaker its conjugate base, A-. The stronger the base A-, the weaker its conjugate 
acid AH. 
Another important factor in the stability of the conjugate base is which element the negative 
charge is on-the electronegative the element, the more stable the conjugate base. 
The stabilization of the anion might be in the one of the following ways. 
 Having the charge on an electronegative element. 
 Delocalizing the negative charge over other carbon atoms, or even better, over more 
electronegative atoms.

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