What happens when NaOH is added to (NH42)SO4?...?

2008-09-01T13:56:30Z

Thanks Glen, best answer goes to you.

George2008-09-01T13:35:42Z

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it explodes, so don't try it

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plays_poorly...2008-09-01T20:50:23Z

Let's assume that you are talking about water solutions. Ammonia would be emitted and sodium sulfate would be formed, up to the equivalence point.

No, it wouldn't explode, although you might get a faceful of ammonia if you didn't take precautions.

Good luck!

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