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Why does NH3 take H2O's hydrogen if H2O has stronger bonds?
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how do you know the bond of H+ in H2O is stronger lol
how do you know the bond of H+ in H2O is stronger than the bond of H in NH4+ lol
well it wont directly react with h2o to take hydrogen.... ammonia is a weak base it can be turned to ammonium by protonation.... like single H+ ion or H3O+.... it requires some energy to make a bond between h2o and NH3 to form NH4+
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