Resonance
Our teacher thought us concept of counter resonance that it is very unstable (its resonance when 2 different electron density region trying to get stabalised from same pi bond of vacant orbital or something so they counter each other and thats very unstable)
But then HNO3 has equivalent resonance but NO3- also has counter resonance so is not HNO3 should have higher resonance energy
Also one more dbt why does HNO3 dont have intra H bond
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But I studied from top teacher and logic is also making sense
I think he's talking about this :
the second carbanion is more stable than the first one because of the reason just stated but I don't think that is it very unstable
there could be other reasons too but I think that it's because a four member chilation is not very stable (ans to your last qn)
teacher jitna bhi top ho, you gotta read a book :) not doing so is risky.
Sir in drop year
Ohk got it bro thanku
Dont know bro let me forget counter resonance here btw thanku