Question

H2O + NH3 OH+NH ; in the given reaction H20 acts as a Bronsted acid Bronsted base Salt O None of these​

Answer 1

Answer:

{1} Bronsted Acid

Explanation:

$H_{2}O$ acts as a bronsted acid as it provides $H^{+}$ to $NH_{3}$ and convert to an ion.

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Answer 2

In the given reaction, H₂O + NH₃OH + NH, H₂O acts as Bronsted acid.

Explanation:

• Bronsted acid donates a proton H⁺ ion
• In the given reaction, the Bronsted acid provides H⁺ ion to NH₃.
• By donating the ions it forms a base called conjugated base.
• Another example of Bronsted acid is HCL.
• HCL also donates H⁺ ion to ammonia.
• From the given reaction, H₂O is a proton donor as it donates H⁺ ions, and NH₃ is proton acceptor as it accepts the H⁺ ions.
• Therefore, option A is correct.