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`NH_(3)` is a Lewis base as well as Bronsted base. Why?

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  • Lewis base is

    A
    `CO_(2)`
    B
    `SO_(3)`
    C
    `SO_(2)`
    D
    ROH

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    A
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    B
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    C
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    D
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    C
    `O^(2-)`
    D
    `NH_(4)^(+)`

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