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The correct formula to calculate the hydroxyl ion concentration of an aqeous solution of `NH_(4)NO_(3)` is:

A

`sqrt((CxxK_(w))/K_(b)`

B

`sqrt((K_(w)xxK_(b))/C)`

C

`sqrt((CxxK_(w))/K_(a)`

D

`sqrt((K_(a)xxK_(w))/C)`

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B
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