Is phosphorous acid monoprotic, diprotic, or triprotic?
Phosphorous acid is diprotic because only two of its hydrogen atoms are ionizable (the third hydrogen is bonded directly to phosphorus and is non-ionizable).
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Phosphorous acid is diprotic because only two of its hydrogen atoms are ionizable (the third hydrogen is bonded directly to phosphorus and is non-ionizable).
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