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Standard XII
Chemistry
Lewis Theory
Conjugate aci...
Question
Conjugate acid of
N
H
−
2
is ____________.
A
N
H
3
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N
H
+
4
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N
−
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N
H
+
2
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Solution
The correct option is
A
N
H
3
A conjugate acid of a base is a molecule formed by the addition of a proton
(
H
+
)
to base.
Conjugate acid of
N
H
2
−
is
N
H
2
−
+
H
+
→
N
H
3
.
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