Explain why NH3 (ammonia) is considered a base under the Bronsted-Lowry definition, but is not an...

 

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Explain why NH3 (ammonia) is considered a base under the Bronsted-Lowry definition, but is not an Arrhenius base. HTML Editor BIUA AIEE 2 1 1 x XE E 12pt Paragraph O words Based on what you know about the solubility of gases in water, explain in detail why would there be fewer fish per m of water able to live in Lake Titicaca, Peru (which is at an altitude of 3,812 m or 12,580 ft above sea level) than can live in eac m of water in the Great Lakes (at sea level). B IUA A . GT 12pt HTML Editor Paragrap Aworde Why can a strong acid or strong base never make a buffer solution when weak acids and bases can? BIUA 88 HTML Editor A IEEE E E SGD 12pt Paragrap O words Explain why NH3 (ammonia) is considered a base under the Bronsted-Lowry definition, but is not an Arrhenius base. HTML Editor BIUA AIEE 2 1 1 x XE E 12pt Paragraph O words Based on what you know about the solubility of gases in water, explain in detail why would there be fewer fish per m of water able to live in Lake Titicaca, Peru (which is at an altitude of 3,812 m or 12,580 ft above sea level) than can live in eac m of water in the Great Lakes (at sea level). B IUA A . GT 12pt HTML Editor Paragrap Aworde Why can a strong acid or strong base never make a buffer solution when weak acids and bases can? BIUA 88 HTML Editor A IEEE E E SGD 12pt Paragrap O words

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NH ammonia is considered a base under the BronstedLowry definition because it can accept a proton H ... View the full answer