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(H2PO4)- is a base. Which is its conjugate acid?H2PO4-

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The conjugate acid of H2PO4- is H3PO4 or phosphoric acid with a added proton. If it is conjugate acid, add a proton then remove a negative charge. If it is conjugate base, remove a proton then add a negative charge.

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