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Consider this reaction: NH4+ + HPO42− → NH3 + H2PO4−
Which is the conjugate base?
NH4+
NH3
HPO42–
H2PO4–
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NH3
Reason: NH4+ donates H+ (is the acid) and becomes NH3, so NH3 is the conjugate base. HPO4^2− is the base and becomes its conjugate acid H2PO4−.
Reason: NH4+ donates H+ (is the acid) and becomes NH3, so NH3 is the conjugate base. HPO4^2− is the base and becomes its conjugate acid H2PO4−.
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