3.) After ammonia is collected in the previous example, you collect it in water. What results is anaqueous solution of ammonia, which reacts with water as follows (K = 1.77x10³):%3DNH3(aq) + H20(1) = NH,*(aq) + 0H¯(aq)a) Fill out the following ICE Table, using x to represent unknown amounts of products:+.[NH3][NH4*][OH]Initial0.578ChangeEquilibrium b) Why is H20 not used in the ICE Table?c) Use the ICE Table to calculate [NH4] by using the shortcut.d) Use the ICE Table to calculate [NH4] by using the quadratic formula.e) Calculate the %error of your answers in parts c and d. Would you be able to omit thequadratic formula here?

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3.) After ammonia is collected in the previous example, you collect it in water. What results is an
aqueous solution of ammonia, which reacts with water as follows (K = 1.77x10³):
%3D
NH3(aq) + H20(1) = NH,*(aq) + 0H¯(aq)
a) Fill out the following ICE Table, using x to represent unknown amounts of products:
+.
[NH3]
[NH4*]
[OH]
Initial
0.578
Change
Equilibrium

b) Why is H20 not used in the ICE Table?
c) Use the ICE Table to calculate [NH4] by using the shortcut.
d) Use the ICE Table to calculate [NH4] by using the quadratic formula.
e) Calculate the %error of your answers in parts c and d. Would you be able to omit the
quadratic formula here?

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