According to LeChatelier's principle, removing NH3 causes the system to shift in the direction of NH4*(aq) + H₂O() NH3(a

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According to LeChatelier's principle, removing NH3 causes the system to shift in the direction of NH4*(aq) + H₂O() NH3(a

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According to LeChatelier's principle, removing NH3 causes the system to shift in the direction of NH4*(aq) + H₂O() NH3(aq) + H3O*(aq) reactants no change both products and reactants O products O not enough information MacBook Air
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