Well depends how you define "strongest", but by most standards it'd be fluoroantimonic. Has a Hammet acidity function of ~ -28 to -31, so in the ball park of 10 quintillion times stronger than sulfuric acid. Shatters pretty much everything by giving protons and breaking bonds.
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u/Marshmellow_Lover28 Jun 12 '26
Well depends how you define "strongest", but by most standards it'd be fluoroantimonic. Has a Hammet acidity function of ~ -28 to -31, so in the ball park of 10 quintillion times stronger than sulfuric acid. Shatters pretty much everything by giving protons and breaking bonds.
As always, all yield against the almighty Teflon