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What is a tetrabasic acid ?

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1 : having four hydrogen atoms capable of replacement by basic atoms or radicals —used of acids (as hypophosphoric acid)

2 : containing four atoms of a univalent metal or their equivalent —used of salts.

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Tetrabasic acid : Containing four replaceable hydrogen atoms in a molecule.

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