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The better the negative charge of an anion is delocalised, the
AMore reactive the anion
BHigher the anion basicity
CWeaker its conjugate acid
DStronger its conjugate acid
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Stronger its conjugate acid
A well delocalised anion is stable, so its parent acid gives up the proton readily and is a stronger acid.
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