The n-factor of $M g H P O_{3}$ is:

2

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3

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4

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6

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Solution

The correct option is D $2$
$M g H P O_{3} ⇌ M g^{+ 2} + (H P O_{3})^{- 2}$
$n$ -factor is the total charge on anion/cation. So, $n$ -factor here is $+ 2$ .

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