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Polyprotic acids and amphiprotic species
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ia020
The conjugate base of
H
X
2
PO
X
4
X
−
is
A
HPO
X
4
X
2
−
B
H
X
3
PO
X
4
C
PO
X
4
X
3
−
D
H
X
3
O
X
+
Answer: A
A conjugate base is formed by loss of one proton.
H
X
2
PO
X
4
X
−
HPO
X
4
X
2
−
+
H
X
+
, so the conjugate base is
HPO
X
4
X
2
−
.
H
X
3
PO
X
4
is the conjugate acid.
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