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Hi , I have the problem to answer quetion 2.51 (b) and (d).. May I have the scheme draft and explanation to understand this topic better..

Can you explain to me how we need to choose the factor that determine acid strength based on the question given , as i know there are four factors included (element effect,inductive effect,resonance effect and hybridization effect).

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