Solubility of Ammonia gas in Dimethyl Sulfoxide

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The discussion centers on the solubility of ammonia gas in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) at standard temperature and pressure (STP) and room temperature and pressure (RTP). The original poster is seeking specific data for a college lab research plan but has been unable to find relevant information online. A response directs them to a link that provides a search result for ammonia solubility in DMSO. The conversation highlights the challenge of finding specific solubility data in academic resources. Accurate solubility information is crucial for the poster's research objectives.
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Hi Everyone,

I'm writing a research plan for a college lab and I need the solubility of Ammonium Gas in Dimethyl Sulfoxide at STP and RTP. I've been searching internet and I haven't found anything. Please let me know the solubility or where I can find this information. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank You,

EJ
 
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