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Difference between Liquid Ammonia and Liquor Ammonia .

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Answered by Anonymous
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The key difference between liquid ammonia and liquor ammonia is tha the liquid ammonia contains NH3 molecules, while the liquor ammonia contains NH4OH.

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Liquor Ammonia :-

When a solution of ammonia is mixed with water it gives a compound called liquor ammonia.

It is chemically called as ammonium hydroxide and its formula is NH4OH.

The molar mass of liquor ammonia is 35.04g/mol.

When 95ml of water is mixed with 5ml of ammonia it leads to formation of liquor ammonia.

Liquid Ammonia:-

It is a liquid substance that is composed of 1 atom of nitrogen and 3 atoms of hydrogen.

The chemical formula of liquid ammonia is NH3.

Its molar mass is 17.031 g/mol.

Ammonia can be prepared from chlorides and metal nitrides. When ammonium chloride and calcium hydroxide are mixed, it leads to the formation of ammonia along with calcium chloride and water.

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