4) When NaOH is added to unknown solution to test the presence of NH4+ ion, Ammonia NH3 gas is evolved. The alkali frees the Ammonia from the salts.
NH4+ + OH- -------> NH3 + H2O
The Ammonia gas evolved converts red litmus to blue.
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