Enter an equation to show how h2po3− can act as a base with hs− acting as an acid

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The base is the species that accept hydrogen, and the acids donate hydrogen ions. Dihydrogen phosphite acts as a base and hydrosulfide sulfanide act as an acid.

<h3>What are acids and bases?</h3>

Acids are molecules or chemical species that can donate a proton or a hydrogen ion to another chemical species.

Bases are the ions or molecules that accept a proton or hydrogen ion and release a hydroxide ion.

The acid and base relationship is shown as,

$\rm H2PO_{3}^{-} + HS^{-} \leftrightarrows S^{-} + H_{3}PO_{3}$

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