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प्रश्न
Give reasons:
In the lab. preparation of ammonia calcium hydroxide is used in excess.
उत्तर
In order to better mix ammonium chloride, calcium hydroxide is used in excess. Calcium hydroxide is used, as it is cheap and not deliquescent like other alkalies.
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