Match the following species with their respective conjugate acids:
Species Conjugate acid
$ (a) NH_{3} $ $ (i) H_{2}CO_{3} $
$ (b) HCO_{3}^{-} $ $ (ii) H_{3}O^{+} $
$ (c) H_{2}O $ $ (iii) NH_{4}^{+} $
$ (d) HSO_{4}^{-} $ $ (iv) H_{2}SO_{4} $

  • A
    $(a$ $\rightarrow iii), (b$ $\rightarrow i), (c$ $\rightarrow ii), (d$ $\rightarrow iv)$
  • B
    $(a$ $\rightarrow i), (b$ $\rightarrow iii), (c$ $\rightarrow ii), (d$ $\rightarrow iv)$
  • C
    $(a$ $\rightarrow iii), (b$ $\rightarrow ii), (c$ $\rightarrow i), (d$ $\rightarrow iv)$
  • D
    $(a$ $\rightarrow iii), (b$ $\rightarrow ii), (c$ $\rightarrow iv), (d$ $\rightarrow i)$

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