An aqueous solution of NH4CI would be either acidic or basic depending on the amount of salt dissolved. either acidic or basic depending on the actual values of K, and K, which must be known. basic. acidic. neutral.

An aqueous solution of NH4CI would be either acidic or basic depending on the amount of salt dissolved. either acidic or basic depending on the actual values of K, and K, which must be known. basic. acidic. neutral.

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either acidic or basic depending on the amount of salt dissolved.
either acidic or basic depending on the actual values of K, and K, which must be known.
basic.
acidic.
neutral.

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