Ans - HBrO2
In this case, the chlorous acid is stronger than HBrO3 is that
ClO3 is more stable in solution and more likely to be formed , thus
more likely to dissociate. If the element is the same in the
oxoacid, the more oxygens present, the stronger the acid
Cl is more acidic than Br is that as chlorine binds with all the
oxygens, the electronegativity increases and pulls the electron
density away from the OH bond, meaning that the H+ carries a
stronger partial positive charge and is more likely to be released,
that is, it's not being held on as tightly.
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