1. Ammonia in solution. a. Write the net ionic equation that shows the reaction of 1.0 M ammonia, NH, when dissolved in water. b. At room temperature, the K, of the above solution is 1.8 x 105. If the initial concentration of NH, is 1.0 M, quantitatively define the pH of the above solution. (Show calculations using an I.C.E table and use the quadratic equation c. What is the reaction that occurs when a solution of ammonia is added to a solution containing Fe+ ions?

1. Ammonia in solution. a. Write the net ionic equation that shows the reaction of 1.0 M ammonia, NH, when dissolved in water. b. At room temperature, the K, of the above solution is 1.8 x 105. If the initial concentration of NH, is 1.0 M, quantitatively define the pH of the above solution. (Show calculations using an I.C.E table and use the quadratic equation c. What is the reaction that occurs when a solution of ammonia is added to a solution containing Fe+ ions?

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter13: Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 170CP

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