Chemistry, asked by Nikhil21122, 1 year ago

Why is H3PO3 a diabasic acid?

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Answered by Tanishq080GENIUS

Because it disociates two H+ ions

Answered by siril

It is because, it gives out 2H⁺ ions when it dissociates in water.

Though there are 3 hydrogens, only 2 are given out, that is why it is a dibasic acid.

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