Basicity is a measure of a substance's ability to accept protons or donate electron pairs, reflecting its strength as a base. It is influenced by factors such as the availability of lone pairs, the stability of the conjugate acid, and the surrounding solvent environment.

Basicity

measure of a substance's ability

accept protons

donate electron pairs

strength as a base

availability of lone pairs

stability of the conjugate acid

surrounding solvent environment

Exploring Basicity in Solutions: The Role of Hydroxide Ions

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