6 m nh3 a basic solution cannot be found on the reagent shelf, but 6m naoh also a base is available, what would be observed if the 6m naoh is substituted for the 6m nh3, in testing the reference solution

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6 m nh3 a basic solution cannot be found on the reagent shelf, but 6m naoh also a base is available, what would be observed if the 6m naoh is substituted for the 6m nh3, in testing the reference solution

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The difference will be that whatever chemical reaction is taking place, it will take place faster. For example, if a titration was being carried out to neutralize an acid, the acid will neutralize faster with NaOH.

The reason for this is because NaOH is a stronger base. It dissociates more than does ammonia; therefore, it reacts faster.