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Acids with more than one ionizable proton per molecule are called:
Aamphoteric acids
Bmonoprotic acids
Cpolyprotic acids
DLewis bases
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. polyprotic acids
Oxalic, sulphuric and phosphoric acids can release several protons and are called polybasic or polyprotic.
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