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Hello people ~ A proton donor is a chemical that a) protongenic b) protophilic c) amphoteric d) amphiprotic​
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Hello people ~

A proton donor is a chemical that

a) protongenic

b) protophilic

c) amphoteric

d) amphiprotic​

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Answer:

Amphiprotic

Step-by-step explanation:

  • These chemicals are too independent
  • They can either donate or accept a lone pair of protons .
  • So they can act as base and acid
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