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Formula for proton donor acid.

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General formula for proton donar acid-

(1) Monobasic- $H X$

(2) Dibasic- $H_{2} X$

(3) Tribasic- $H_{3} X$

where, H=Hydrogen

X=Anionic part of the acid.

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