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The conjugate acid of NH3 in the reaction NH3 + H2O <-> NH4+ + OH- is:
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A H2O
B OH-
C NH4+
D H3O+
Explanation

After accepting a proton, NH3 becomes NH4+, which is its conjugate acid.

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