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pdhrati:
Hello, I need to make ammonium hydroxide solution (1M). Can anyone help me with what would be the best way of doing that (Any method other than using gas!)? Can I make it using ammonia (Powder form)? If yes how?
Thanks in advance

AWK:
Concentrated (~28 %) aqueous ammonia solution is a common cheap chemical reagent.

chenbeier:

--- Quote from: pdhrati on March 12, 2019, 12:21:39 PM ---Hello, I need to make ammonium hydroxide solution (1M). Can anyone help me with what would be the best way of doing that (Any method other than using gas!)? Can I make it using ammonia (Powder form)? If yes how?
Thanks in advance

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If you dont aware other ions in the solution then dissolve 1 mol ammonium chloride and 1 mol sodium hydroxide  per liter.

mjc123:
That will give you sodium chloride solution and generate ammonia gas.

AWK:

--- Quote from: mjc123 on March 13, 2019, 05:53:08 AM ---That will give you sodium chloride solution and generate ammonia gas.

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Solutions of NH4Cl and NaOH when they react with each other, practically do not evolve heat. Ammonia is good soluble even in highly concentrated NaCl (see Solvay process) so Chenbeier method will not produce the gaseous ammonia without warming. But this form mixture of NaCl and ammonia in water.

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