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8.17) What is the acid form of NH3?
Answer: NH4*
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EXPLANATION:
The acid form of a conjugate pair contains one more H* than the base form.
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The acid form is obtained by adding an H* to the base form.
Note that when an H+ is added to a species, its charge increases by one charge
unit. NH3 has a zero charge, however when an H+ is added, it is converted to
NH4+; the charge increases by one charge unit.
Transcribed Image Text:8.17) What is the acid form of NH3? Answer: NH4* + EXPLANATION: The acid form of a conjugate pair contains one more H* than the base form. ● The acid form is obtained by adding an H* to the base form. Note that when an H+ is added to a species, its charge increases by one charge unit. NH3 has a zero charge, however when an H+ is added, it is converted to NH4+; the charge increases by one charge unit.
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