Why does the label ammonium hydroxide on a bottle give a false impression about the bottle=s contents? A) There is a large amount of NH₄⁺(aq) but only a small amount of OH-(aq). B) There is a small amount of NH₄⁺(aq) but only a large amount of OH-(aq). C) There is a large amount of NH₃(aq) but only small amount of OH-(aq). D) None of the above, the label accurately describes the contents.

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The label "ammonium hydroxide" suggests a significant presence of OH- ions, but in reality, the solution primarily contains dissolved NH3 with only a small amount of OH- ions.

Why Does the Label Ammonium Hydroxide on a Bottle Give