Chemistry, 25.04.2021 01:40, brandontru

Why is NH3 not considered a base under the Arrhenius definition of acids and bases? SELECT AN ANSWER

a. It does not react with acids.
b. NH3(aq) does not contain OH- ions.
c. NH3 is considered a base under the Arrhenius definition, but not under the Bronsted-Lowry definition.
d. It does not cause a color change when mixed with an acid-base (pH) indicator.

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