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Explanation: Polyprotic acids like H₃ PO₄ have multiple dissociation constants (pKa values) corresponding to the sequential removal of protons (H+ ions) from their molecules. These acids can act as acid-base buffers when the pH of the solution is in the vicinity of one of their pKa values.