Question

What happens when H2o + nh4cl

Answer 1

Answer:

When you dissolve ammonium chloride crystals in water (H2O), the ammonium chloride compound decomposes into its component ions: NH4+ and Cl-. The dissociation chemical reaction is: NH4Cl(solid) = NH4+(aqueous) + Cl-(aqueous). NH4+(aqueous) +H2O(liquid) = NH3(aqueous) +H3O+(aqueous) H3O+ +OH- = 2H2O.

Explanation:

this us your answer.

Answer 2

Explanation:

You may thik thus happens:

NH4Cl + H20 --> NH4OH + HCl

NO,

This does not happen it is a wrong notion that you will get NH4OH and HCl. Actually the reaction is simply a dissociation reaction where:

NH4Cl+H20 --> NH4+ + Cl-

The ammonium and cloride ions dissociate in water