If a neutral acid donates a proton, the conjugate base will have a charge of . - Type both an integer and a sign for your answer.

The answer is -1

Now if i have an acid such as H2SO4. Recall that the neutral acid is dibasic as you cam see from the formula of the acid, the acid can give out a proton as follows;

We can see that the conjugate base (HSO4-) has a charge of -1 as written in the answer.

The same also happens for a monobasic acid and so on.

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