Chemistry, asked by Bhardwajpushkar2329, 8 months ago

Conjugate acid of NH⁻₂ is :
(a) NH₄⁺ (b) NH₃
(c) NH₂ (d) NH

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Answered by sameera2517

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Answer:

your answer is (b) NH3

Explanation:

BECAUSE conjugate acid has one proton more.

so, for NH2- the conjugate acid would be NH3......

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

(b) NH3...

your answer..

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