Conjugate base of N H_3 is - Vidyadip

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Conjugate base of $N{H_3}$ is

A
$NH_4^ \oplus $
B
$NH_2^ \oplus $
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$NH_2^\Theta $
D
${N_2}$

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$NH_2^\Theta $

(c)$N{H_3}⇌NH_2^ - + {H^ + }$

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