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Which is not true about H3PO2?

A
It is tribasic acid
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One mol is neutralised by 0.5 mol Ca(OH)2
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C
NaH2PO2 is normal salt
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It disproportionates to H3PO3 and PH3 on heating
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Solution

The correct option is A It is tribasic acid
H3PO2 is monobasic acid.
Its dissociation reaction is H3PO2H++H2PO2
Two moles of H3PO2 reacts with one mole of Ca(OH)2
2H3PO2+Ca(OH)2Ca(H2PO2)2+2H2O
On heating, it disproprotionates to
2H3PO2H3PO3+PH3+12O2

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