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In NH3 + H2O to NH4+ + OH-, the conjugate acid of NH3 is
ANH4+
BOH-
CH2O
DNH2-
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. NH4+
NH3 accepts a proton to become NH4+, its conjugate acid.
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