If $X(OH) > Y(OH)$ (acidic strength) and $X$ and $Y$ both belong to the same group,then select the $CORRECT$ statement:

  • A
    Electron gain enthalpy of $Y$ must be greater than $X$
  • B
    Atomic size of $X$ must be greater than $Y$
  • C
    $O-H$ bond will be easily broken in case of hydroxide of $X$
  • D
    $O-H$ bond will be easily broken in case of hydroxide of $Y$

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