Question

Zinc amide is insoluble in liq ammonia but dissolve on addition of knh2 why?

Answer 1

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Zinc amide react with potassium to amide produce potassium tetraamidezincate(II). The reaction is conducted in a liquid ammonia, at a ...

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Zinc amide react with potassium to amide produce potassium tetraamidezincate(II). The reaction is conducted in a liquid ammonia, at a ....