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NH3 is not a base according to:

A
Bronsted theory
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Lewis theory
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Arrhenius theory
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Lowry theory
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Solution

The correct option is C Arrhenius theory
A) Bronsted bases are those which can accept H+ species. H+ transfer

B) Lewis bases are those which can donate lone pairs. Every Bronsted base is a lewis base. e transfer

C) Arrhenius bases are those which donate OH species. NH3 doesn't have OH group to donate.

D) Lowry theory, NH3 can be a base because it can accept H+ and donate electrons. H+ transfer.

Option C is correct.

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