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What is the base conjugate acid pair in this balanced equation NH3+HNO3→NH4+ + NO3-
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What is the base conjugate acid pair in this balanced equation NH3+HNO3→NH4+ + NO3-
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NH3/NH4+
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The base conjugate acid pair is NH3 and NH4+.
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