Introduction to Acids and Bases

AP Chemistry· difficulty 2/5

The conjugate acid of NH₃ is

A
$OH⁻$
B
$NH₄⁺$
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C
$HNH₃$
D
$NH₂⁻$

Explanation

Conjugate acid = the base plus a proton. NH₃ + H⁺ \to NH₄⁺.

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