The NH4^+ is the conjugate acid because it is formed from the base by accepting a proton.
Browstead - Lowry definition
An acid base reaction can be defined according to;
- Arrhenius
- Brownstead - Lowry
- Lewis
The NH4^+ is the conjugate acid because it is formed from the base by accepting a proton as can eaily be observed in the reaction equation as shown.
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