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Ammonia produces an alkaline solution when dissolved in water because ammonia a. is an acid. b. does not contain oh- ions. c. is almost insoluble in water. d. produces oh- ions …

Ammonia produces an alkaline solution when dissolved in water because ammonia a. is an acid. b. does not contain oh- ions. c. is almost insoluble in water. d. produces oh- ions …
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Ammonia produces an alkaline solution when dissolved in water because ammonia

a. is an acid.
b. does not contain oh- ions.
c. is almost insoluble in water.
d. produces oh- ions when it dissolves.

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the answer would be D
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User Asamarin
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i agree. the answer is D
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