NaH2PO4 - Ph 4.7 NA2HPO4 - Ph 8.8 Dihydrogen phosphate ion and monohydrogen phosphate ion are both amphiprotic. Explain what the word amphiprotic means. Explain why NaH2P04 is acidic and NA2HPO4 is basic. Justify your answer using K values,

NaH2PO4 - Ph 4.7 NA2HPO4 - Ph 8.8 Dihydrogen phosphate ion and monohydrogen phosphate ion are both amphiprotic. Explain what the word amphiprotic means. Explain why NaH2P04 is acidic and NA2HPO4 is basic. Justify your answer using K values,

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