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A 0.001 M ammonia solution is 5% ionized...

A 0.001 M ammonia solution is `5%` ionized the concentration of `OH^(-)` ion is

A

0.005 M

B

0.0001 M

C

0.0005 M

D

0.05 M

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The correct Answer is:
C
`[OH^(-)]=Calpha=Cxx(%)/(100)=0.01xx(5)/(100)=0.0005`
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