Molar mass of Aqueous ammonia
The molecular formula of Aqueous ammonia is NH4OH, giving a molar mass of 35.046 g/mol.
Molar mass
35.046g/mol
Computed from the formula with the IUPAC conventional atomic weights (abridged, 2021 edition).
Formula
NH4OH
Category
Acids & Bases
Atoms per molecule
7
Aqueous ammonia conversions
Mass ↔ amount and solution conversions derived from the stored molar mass of 35.046 g/mol.
1 mmol35.046 mg
1 g28.5339 mmol
1 M35.046 g/L
About Aqueous ammonia
The solution formed when ammonia dissolves in water, better described as NH3(aq) since little undissociated NH4OH exists. It is written here in the conventional formula; the mild base is used to precipitate metal hydroxides and to buffer ammonia systems.
Related compounds
Other entries in Acids & Bases.
Barium hydroxideBa(OH)2 · 171.344 g/molBenzoic acidC7H6O2 · 122.123 g/molBoric acidH3BO3 · 61.831 g/molCalcium hydroxideCa(OH)2 · 74.092 g/molCarbonic acidH2CO3 · 62.024 g/molCitric acidC6H8O7 · 192.123 g/molFormic acidCH2O2 · 46.025 g/molHydrobromic acidHBr · 80.912 g/molHydrochloric acidHCl · 36.458 g/molLithium hydroxideLiOH · 23.947 g/molNitric acidHNO3 · 63.012 g/molOxalic acidC2H2O4 · 90.034 g/mol