6. In an experiment, pH meters were created using indicators and the pH value was found to be 11 for 0.1 M NH3solution. Calculate the dissociation constant for NH3 according to these data. Kp for NH3: 1x105NH3 + H2O S NH4 * + OH

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6. In an experiment, pH meters were created using indicators and the pH value was found to be 11 for 0.1 M NH: solution. Calculate the dissociation constant for NH3 according to these data. Kp for NH3: 1x10 NH3 + H2O S NH4 * + OH

6. In an experiment, pH meters were created using indicators and the pH value was found to be 11 for 0.1 M NH: solution. Calculate the dissociation constant for NH3 according to these data. Kp for NH3: 1x10 NH3 + H2O S NH4 * + OH

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