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Consider this reaction: NH4+ + HPO42− → NH3 + H2PO4− Which is the conjugate base? NH4+ NH3 HPO42– H2PO4–
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Consider this reaction: NH4+ + HPO42− → NH3 + H2PO4−

Which is the conjugate base?

NH4+

NH3

HPO42–

H2PO4–

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The NH3, as it was the acid in the beginning and donated a proton to become more basic.
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