Asked by Ayibadenyifa

The basicity of tetraoxosulphate(6) is 2. explain this statement with an equation showing the reaction between the acid and potassium hydroxide
Answered by DrBob222
I have no idea what tetraoxosulphate(6) is. Perhaps you are referring to sulfuric acid, H2SO4.
Answered by Ozike Annabel
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Answered by akande qohar
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Answered by Mark
I have the same question. When there is an answer I will be back. Thanks and good day 😉.
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Answered by Mirror Bobby
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Answered by Mike
Tetraoxosulfate (vi) is a dibasic or
diprotic acid and can donate two
protons in an equeous solution.
H2SO4
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by confidence
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