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Question
\[\ce{\Lambda^0_m(NH4OH)}\] is equal to ______.
Options
\[\ce{\Lambda^0_m(NH4OH) + \Lambda^0_m(NH4Cl) - \Lambda^0(HCl)}\]
\[\ce{\Lambda^0_m(NH4Cl) + \Lambda^0_m(NaOH) - \Lambda^0(NaCl)}\]
\[\ce{\Lambda^0_m(NH4Cl) + \Lambda^0_m(NaCl) - \Lambda^0(NaOH)}\]
\[\ce{\Lambda^0_m(NaOH) + \Lambda^0_m(NaCl) - \Lambda^0(NH4Cl)}\]
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Solution
\[\ce{\Lambda^0_m(NH4OH)}\] is equal to \[\ce{\mathbf{\underline{\Lambda^0_m(NH4Cl) + \Lambda^0_m(NaOH) - \Lambda^0_m(NaCl)}}}\]
Explanation:
(i) \[\ce{NH4Cl <=> NH^{+}4 + Cl-}\]
(ii) \[\ce{NaCl <=> Na+ + Cl-}\]
(iii) \[\ce{NaOH <=> Na+ + OH-}\]
(iv) \[\ce{NH4OH <=> NH^{+}4 + OH-}\]
To get equation (iv),
\[\ce{\Lambda^0_m(NH4Cl) + \Lambda^0_m(NaOH) - \Lambda^0(NaCl) = \Lambda^0_m(NH_4OH)}\]
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