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What is the conjugate base of PH4+1? Select one: a. PH3 b. PH5+2 c. P-3 d. PH2-1

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What is the conjugate base of PH₄⁺¹?

Select one:

a. PH₃

b. PH₅⁺²

c. P^-3

d. PH₂^-1

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