100. mL of 0.200 M NH4OH and 100. mL of 0.200 M H2SO4. Fill in the table using solution stoichiometry. NH4+OH-H+SO42-H20INITIAL MMOL20.0 mmol20.0mmol40.0mmol20.0mmol CHANGE MMOL FINAL MMOL FINAL MOLARITY For the Net Ionic Equation I got: 2H+2NH4OH=2H20+2NH4.(was instructed not to dissociate NH4OH) I also got the following initial mmol (see table). Is that wrong? Or should the NH4 and OH not be in its own separate column?

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100. mL of 0.200 M NH4OH and 100. mL of 0.200 M H2SO4. Fill in the table using solution stoichiometry.

	NH4+	OH-	H+	SO42-	H20
INITIAL MMOL	20.0 mmol	20.0mmol	40.0mmol	20.0mmol
CHANGE MMOL
FINAL MMOL
FINAL MOLARITY

For the Net Ionic Equation I got: 2H+2NH4OH=2H20+2NH4.

(was instructed not to dissociate NH4OH) I also got the following initial mmol (see table). Is that wrong? Or should the NH4 and OH not be in its own separate column?

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