Which mechanism causes increased dissolving of NaCl when ammonia exceeds saturation?

💡 Explanation

The ammonia solution forms a stabilized complex between hydrogen atoms of NH3 and chloride, therefore enhanced dissolving occurs because hydrogen bonding reduces attractive forces in the NaCl lattice rather than pure ion-dipole weakening.

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