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On the turbidity of ammonia water
The world has asked: "Ammonia enters the water, but the water is turbid?" In this regard, it is necessary to investigate the reason in detail.
Ammonia is a genus of qi, and its nature is lively. Water is the softest in the world, but it can be attacked. Ammonia enters water, and the two dissolve into ammonia water, forming a state of ammonia.
Whether ammonia water is turbid or not depends on various factors. First, if water originally contains impurities, such as dust and colloids, ammonia enters it, or interacts with impurities. Ammonia is alkaline, or can cause colloids to settle, causing water to appear turbid.
Second, ammonia ionizes in water, producing ammonium ions and hydroxide ions. This process may affect the dissolution balance of other substances in the water. If there are those in the water that can react with ammonium ions or hydroxide ions to form insoluble substances, the water becomes turbid. For example, if the water contains magnesium ions, hydroxide ions meet it, and a white precipitate of magnesium hydroxide can be generated, making the water turbid.
Third, if the ammonia solution is exposed to air, ammonia is volatile, and gases such as carbon dioxide can also dissolve. Carbon dioxide reacts with ammonia water, or changes the pH of the solution, which in turn affects the solubility of the substances in it, resulting in turbidity.
From the perspective of whether ammonia water can make water turbid or not, it is determined by many factors such as the initial composition of water and the reaction conditions. Knowing this, the interaction between ammonia water and water can be obtained in detail.
The world has asked: "Ammonia enters the water, but the water is turbid?" In this regard, it is necessary to investigate the reason in detail.
Ammonia is a genus of qi, and its nature is lively. Water is the softest in the world, but it can be attacked. Ammonia enters water, and the two dissolve into ammonia water, forming a state of ammonia.
Whether ammonia water is turbid or not depends on various factors. First, if water originally contains impurities, such as dust and colloids, ammonia enters it, or interacts with impurities. Ammonia is alkaline, or can cause colloids to settle, causing water to appear turbid.
Second, ammonia ionizes in water, producing ammonium ions and hydroxide ions. This process may affect the dissolution balance of other substances in the water. If there are those in the water that can react with ammonium ions or hydroxide ions to form insoluble substances, the water becomes turbid. For example, if the water contains magnesium ions, hydroxide ions meet it, and a white precipitate of magnesium hydroxide can be generated, making the water turbid.
Third, if the ammonia solution is exposed to air, ammonia is volatile, and gases such as carbon dioxide can also dissolve. Carbon dioxide reacts with ammonia water, or changes the pH of the solution, which in turn affects the solubility of the substances in it, resulting in turbidity.
From the perspective of whether ammonia water can make water turbid or not, it is determined by many factors such as the initial composition of water and the reaction conditions. Knowing this, the interaction between ammonia water and water can be obtained in detail.
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