Difference between revisions of "Ammonium Hydroxide"
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: [[Ammonia]] [[dissolve]]s in [[water]] to form [[Ammonium Hydroxide]]. | : [[Ammonia]] [[dissolve]]s in [[water]] to form [[Ammonium Hydroxide]]. | ||
| − | <math>NH_3+ | + | <math>NH_3+H_2O ⇌ NH_4^+ + OH^-</math> |
: [[Ammonium Hydroxide]] is an [[alkali]] because it contains [[Hydroxide Ion|hydroxide ions]]. | : [[Ammonium Hydroxide]] is an [[alkali]] because it contains [[Hydroxide Ion|hydroxide ions]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:59, 16 July 2019
Key Stage 4
Meaning
- Ammonium Hydroxide is a compound with the chemical formula NH4OH.
About Ammonium Hydroxide
- Ammonia dissolves in water to form Ammonium Hydroxide.
\(NH_3+H_2O ⇌ NH_4^+ + OH^-\)
- Ammonium Hydroxide is an alkali because it contains hydroxide ions.