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Questions and Answers
Which compound is a stronger proton donor in the given reactions?
In which solvent does ammonia appear more basic?
What is the product formed when NH3 reacts with H3O+?
Why does ammonia appear to be more basic in acetic acid compared to water?
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What is the reaction product of NH3 with CH3COOH2+?
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Study Notes
Titration of Ammonia
- Ammonia (NH3) reacts with strong acid in water and in acetic acid through two equilibrium reactions:
- H3O+ + NH3 ↔ H2O + NH4+ in water
- CH3COOH2+ + NH3 ↔ CH3COOH + NH4+ in acetic acid
Key Findings
- Ammonia appears more basic in acetic acid than in water
- CH3COOH2+ is a stronger proton donor than H3O+
- This difference in proton-donating ability is responsible for ammonia's increased basicity in acetic acid
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Description
This quiz covers the titration of ammonia with strong acid in water and acetic acid, exploring the reaction mechanisms and acidity levels.
