The presence of $NH_4Cl$ in the test solution while precipitating group $III-A$ hydroxides (in qualitative inorganic analysis) helps in:

  • A
    Lowering $[OH^{-}]$
  • B
    Lowering $[NH_4OH]$
  • C
    Increasing $[OH^{-}]$
  • D
    Increasing $[NH_4OH]$

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