The blue colour of the liquid ammonia solution of metal is due to:

Question

The blue colour of the liquid ammonia solution of metal is due to: (A) ammoniated electron (B) ammoniated anion (C) ammoniated cation (D) both (a) and (b)

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When metals are dissolved in liquid NH3 , then they form ammonical e- containing blue colour.

Q. The blue colour of the liquid ammonia solution of metal is due to:

ammoniated electron

ammoniated anion

ammoniated cation

both (a) and (b)

When metals are dissolved in liquid $N H_{3}$ , then they form ammonical $e^{-}$ containing blue colour.

Q. The blue colour of the liquid ammonia solution of metal is due to:

ammoniated electron

ammoniated anion

ammoniated cation

both (a) and (b)

When metals are dissolved in liquid NH3​ , then they form ammonical e− containing blue colour.

When metals are dissolved in liquid $N H_{3}$ , then they form ammonical $e^{-}$ containing blue colour.