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Between `Na^(+)` and `Ag^(+)` , which is stronger Lewis acid and why?

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`Ag` is a stronger Lewis acid as it has pseudo inert gas configuration (high polarising power due to less screening effect of inner d-electrons) whereas `Na^(+)` is a Weaker acid as it has inert gas configuration (less polarising power).
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