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Electrolysis and Electrolytes

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What is the Conjugate acid of NH2^-

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The conjugate acid has one proton (H⁺) more.
Hence, for NH₂^- the conjugate acid would be NH₃ (the positive charge of H⁺ and the negative charge of NH₂^- cancel each other out).

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