Assertion: hydrogen iodide | /r/HasProperty | the strongest acid
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text: The most acidic proton belongs to the hydrogen fluoride despite the fact that the hydrogen iodide is the strongest acid.
text: However, it is still the weakest acid because fluoride is more polarizable, whereas OH- is the strongest of the bases because it has the highest affinity for protons.
text: Hydrogen iodide is the strongest acid because iodide is very polarizable and capable of stabilizing the negative charge, and its radius is large causing the bond length in hydrogen iodide to be longer than in hydrogen fluoride.