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Why is H3PO3 diprotic and not triprotic?
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Why is H3PO3 diprotic and not triprotic?
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Why is H3PO3 diprotic and not triprotic?
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Re:Why is H3PO4 diprotic and not triprotic?
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H
3
PO
4
is triprotic
H
3
PO
3
is diprotic! (HO)
2
PHO (edit:I want the kids to try to figure it out. I'll fix the mistake--Mitch)
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