Write down the proton condition for the solution obtained when 0.0001 m NH4CI is added to pure water. find the pH value of this solution in equilibrium using the pCpH diagram. For the NH4 + ion, take the PKA value as 9.3

Write down the proton condition for the solution obtained when 0.0001 m NH4CI is added to pure water. find the pH value of this solution in equilibrium using the pCpH diagram. For the NH4 + ion, take the PKA value as 9.3

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Write down the proton condition for the
solution obtained when 0.0001 m NH4CI is
added to pure water. find the pH value of this
solution in equilibrium using the pCpH
diagram. For the NH4 + ion, take the PKA
value as 9.3

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