Multiple Choice
In pure liquid ammonia, the equilibrium concentrations of both NH4+ and NH2- are 3 × 10-14 M. Which of the following equations always holds for liquid ammonia solutions?
A) pNH4+ = log [pNH4+]
B) pNH4+ = 27.0
C) pNH4+ - pNH2- = 13.5
D) pNH4+ = 27.0 - pNH2-
E) pNH4+ + pNH2- = 13.5
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