Answer to Question #201512 in General Chemistry for Penelope

Question #201512

What is the concentration of ammonia that reacts with water to produce ions to the extent of 1.98 percent? ionization constant of ammonia is 1.81x10^-5

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Cm=1.98*1.81*10^-5=3,5838*10^-5

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