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WHY LITHIUM AMIDE IS INSOLUBLE IN AMMONIA
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Lithium amide is insoluble in ammonia because strong ionic bonding in lithium amide makes it less likely to dissociate in liquid ammonia, which is a weakly polar solvent compared to water.
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