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The conjugate acid of NH3 is :

A
N2H4
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NH2
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NH+4
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NH2OH
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Solution

The correct option is C NH+4
Species formed by the gain of proton by the base is called conjugate acid of that base.
NH3+H+NH+4
hence, NH+4 is conjugate acid of NH3

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