F.FA structure with a more stable conjugate base will be more acidic.Choose the factor that best explains the increased stability of the first structure'sconjugate base.HHTIFHOHa is more acidic than Hb.OHaHbA) ChargeB) Atom (electronegativity or polarizability)C) ResonanceD) Inductive stabilizationE) Orbital hybridization+ F.FA structure with a more stable conjugate base will be more acidic.Choose the factor that best explains the increased stability of the first structure'sconjugate base.HHTIFHOHa is more acidic than Hb.OHaHbA) ChargeB) Atom (electronegativity or polarizability)C) ResonanceD) Inductive stabilizationE) Orbital hybridization+

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F Choose the factor that best explains the increased stability of the first structure's conjugate base. I A structure with a more stable conjugate base will be more acidic. H. H H Ha is more acidic than Hb. Ha - Нь A) Charge B) Atom (electronegativity or polarizability) C) Resonance D) Inductive stabilization E) Orbital hybridization

F Choose the factor that best explains the increased stability of the first structure's conjugate base. I A structure with a more stable conjugate base will be more acidic. H. H H Ha is more acidic than Hb. Ha - Нь A) Charge B) Atom (electronegativity or polarizability) C) Resonance D) Inductive stabilization E) Orbital hybridization

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