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C
Charge: more positively charged = more stable/acidic
A
Atom: greater atom size and electronegativity = more stable/acidic
(size is more important)
R
Resonance: more resonance structures = more stable/acidic
D & I
Dipole/inductive effect: neighboring electronegative atoms = more stable/acidic (the closer to the acidic hydrogen, the more stable)
O
Orbital: greater % of s character in conjugate base= more stable/acidic (example: sp3 = 25% vs sp = 50% s)