The strength of an oxyacid $E({OH})_n$; where E is the central atom, depends upon
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The strength of an oxyacid $E({OH})_n$; where $E$ is the central atom, depends upon

(a) electronegativity of $E$ but not on oxidation state of $E$

(b) atomic size of $E$ but not on electronegativity of $E$

(c) not on oxidation state of $E$ in oxyacids

(d) atomic size, electronegativity and oxidation state of $E$.

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The strength of an oxyacid $E({OH})_n$; where $E$ is the central atom, depends upon atomic size, electronegativity and oxidation state of $E$.

So, The correct option of this question will be (D).

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