Monoprotic acids are capable of donating one proton, however SO,2- PO, and CO3? are known as polyprotic bases. (1) Define the term polyprotic base (ii) Write acid-base equations for all the main reactions occurring for SO.2", PO,- and CO32. (iii) Identify the acids and its conjugate base and the base and its conjugate acid for each polyprotic base reaction.

Monoprotic acids are capable of donating one proton, however SO,2- PO, and CO3? are known as polyprotic bases. (1) Define the term polyprotic base (ii) Write acid-base equations for all the main reactions occurring for SO.2", PO,- and CO32. (iii) Identify the acids and its conjugate base and the base and its conjugate acid for each polyprotic base reaction.

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