If HA is a stronger acid than HX, which conjugate base (A- or X-) has a larger Kb value?

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amtran_bus · Answer

@AccessDenied 
i will stop asking today after this. :)

accessdenied · Answer

So here's what I am thinking about.
"Strong" acids have a strong tendency to donate protons (Hydrogen).  So it seems like the conjugate base for the strong acid wanted more strongly to be a base, so it is actually less wanting to gain a proton again.
Kb is in a sense the strength of the base, so the weaker acid would have to produce the stronger base.

amtran_bus · Answer

Yes. At first I thought the opposite of what you posted, but after reading up on it somewhere and using logic as you I agree. Thanks.

accessdenied · Answer

Glad to help!  And yes, I had looked it up just to confirm my suspicion as well.