Why NH_3 can’t be dried by H_2SO_4, , P_2O_5 , and CaCl_2 - Vidyadip

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Why $NH_3$ can’t be dried by $H_2SO_4,\, P_2O_5$ , and $CaCl_2$

A
because $NH_3$ can’t react with $H_2SO_4,\, P_2O_5$ and $CaCl_2$
B
because $NH_3$ can’t react with Water
C
because $NH_3$ can’t react with $C_6H_6$
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because $NH_3$ react with $H_2SO_4,\, P_2O_5$ and $CaCl_2$

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Answer

Correct option: D.

because $NH_3$ react with $H_2SO_4,\, P_2O_5$ and $CaCl_2$

d

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