alleryStart learning →In HCl + H2O giving H3O+ + Cl-, the conjugate acid of water is
ACl-
BHCl
COH-
DH3O+
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. H3O+
Water accepts a proton from HCl and becomes H3O+, its conjugate acid.
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