Science, asked by Ankitagupta9241, 5 hours ago

Ammonium hydroxide is acidic .why?

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Answered by Anonymous

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The pH of Ammonium hydroxide is 11.6, so it is a base not an acid.

Answered by sunny9305

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NH4OH is a monoacidic base which means that it has one hydroxide ion per molecule. This one ion is replaceable and dissociates in one step. The only one hydroxide can be combined to positive ions which would result in stability and will define its acidity as well. Thus, the acidity of NH4OH is one.

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