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H3 PO2 is not a tribasic acid. Explain​

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Answered by rsridhartn
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H3po2

gives basicity according to numbe of (-OH) group attached to phosphorous in its structure thus H-atoms gives reducing character .

As only one (-OH) group is attached to phosphorous atom .

Its is a monobasic acid.

Answered by gargimpk
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Answer:

H3PO2 ​ gives basicity according to number of (-OH) group attached to phosphorus in its structure thus H-atoms gives reducing character . As only one (-OH) group is attached to phosphorus atom . Its is a monobasic acid.

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