Science, asked by ishabharti121, 1 year ago

Neutralisation of nitric acid with ammonium hydroxide

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Answered by khanasad

The equations will involve these acids:
hydrochloric acid,
HClnitric acid,
HNO3sulfuric acid, H2SO4.
The equations will involve these bases:
ammonia, NH3- in solution,
this is NH4OHpotassium hydroxide,
KOHsodium hydroxide,
NaOHcopper(II) oxide, CuO.
They will involve these carbonates:sodium carbonate,
Na2CO3calcium carbonate, CaC

i hope u understand

Answered by HK281

HNO3+NH3_-> NH4+NO3

OR

HNO3+ NH3. - > NH4NO3

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