Chapter 2: Q11P (page 40)
Question: Indicate the ionic species of ammonia that predominates at pH4, 8 , and 11 .
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Answer
The ionic species of ammonia are NH+4 , NH+4 and NH+3.
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Chapter 2: Q11P (page 40)
Question: Indicate the ionic species of ammonia that predominates at pH4, 8 , and 11 .
Answer
The ionic species of ammonia are NH+4 , NH+4 and NH+3.
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