It's not water, but this compound undergoes auto-ionization with a dissociation constant of approximatelyten to the negative thirty.
It's not water, but this compound undergoes auto-ionization with a dissociation constant of approximatelyten to the negative thirty. Four molecules of it are ligands in Schweizer's reagent, and it lies betweenpyridine and ethylenediamine in the spectrochemical series. The rotational and vibrational energy levelsof this molecule are split due to a quantum tunneling effect in which this molecule flips configuration; thattransition occurs at 24 gigahertz, is the basis of Gordon and Townes' (*) MASER, and is called this molecule'snamesake "inversion". Liquid solutions of alkali metals and this compound appear blue due to solvated electrons.This compound is produced in a reaction in which three equivalents of hydrogen gas are mixed with one equivalentof nitrogen at very high pressure. For 10 points, name this compound produced by the Haber-Bosch process, withformula NH3.
It's not water, but this compound undergoes auto-ionization with a dissociation constant of approximatelyten to the negative thirty.
ammonia [or NH3 before mention]