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Ammonolysis with aqueous ammonia should be interpreted as being brought about by NH3, not by NH4OH. As water is only a very weak acid, the ammonia addition product is very unstable, and ammonium hydroxide exists in aqueous ammonia as a weak base present in small amount. To account for the weakness of ammonium hydroxide, it has been assumed that a hydrogen atom acts as a bond ... [Pg.391]

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