Science, asked by chandan188, 1 year ago

write the conjugate acid of NH3

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Answered by Anonymous

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NH4^+ hopefullh it would help

chandan188: but how

Anonymous: it is based on bronsted lowry concept

Anonymous: Hvae you studied that?

chandan188: ok nd thanks for help me

Answered by NITESH761

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Explanation:

The conjugate acid of NH₃ is NH₄+.

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