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if anion of a conjugate acid is less stable.....
then.. it will react very easily wid watever is available to regain stability........
so...
it will be a stronger base......
eg...
take NaOH...
its conjugate acid is[ NaOH2]+ .....
it will be unstable and break up into H2O and Na+ .....
then .. the Na+ will react wid availabe cation more easily......
so.... we call it a strong base.
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