Hydrocyanic acid, HCN, is a stronger acid than ammonium ion, NH4+. When hydrocyanic acid reacts with ammonia,?
hydrocyanic acid and ammonia, HCN and NH3
hydrocyanic acid and ammonium ion, HCN and NH4+
cyanide ion and ammonia, CN- and NH3
cyanide ion and ammonium ion, CN- and NH
Answer:
when hcn and nh3 mix it produces a highly toxic gas that can cause respiratory problems,blindness and even death.
Cyanide and ammonia.
HCN + NH3 = NH4(+) + CN(-)
The reaction lies in favor of the weaker acid (ammonium ion) and the weaker base (cyanide, the conjugate acid of the stronger acid)
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