Chemistry, asked by maryrussell710, 10 months ago

Why Ammonium hydroxide does not dissociate completely in water

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Answered by aanchal828564

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A small amount of the dissolved NH3 reacts with the H+ of the water to produce NH4+ ions and the OH- ion from the ion isation of the water makes the solution weakly basic. NH3 is readily soluble in water NH4OH does not exist and does one cannot the exact nature of its solubility in water

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