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which is different in zn(oh)2,naoh,cu(oh)2,nh4oh

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Answered by tallinn
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Answer:- NH_4OH

Explanations:- Looking at all the given hydroxides, all the first three are the hydroxides of metals(zinc, sodium and copper) but the last one does not have a metal. It has a polyatomic ion, ammonium.

So, the different one amounts the given compounds is NH_4OH .

Answered by Sidyandex
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NH4OH is different than the others.

If you see the first three then they all are the hydroxides but they are reacting with a metal – zinc, sodium and copper – whereas, in the other situation, it is an ammonium hydroxide that is polyatomic in nature.

Hence, the main difference among them is the metal and poly atomic ion.

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