Ammonia (NH₃) is weak electrolytes
In aqueous, a weak electrolytes is one that doesn't completely dissociate.
Ammonia is a weak base that forms salts when it reacts with acids. It interacts with HCl to generate ammonium chloride. Ammonia molecules are protonated to 99.4% but do not entirely ionise, making it a weak base and electrolyte.
Pure, liquid ammonia is an insulator (like pure water) and does not conduct electricity.
Ammonia is a weak electrolyte that is also a weak base. As previously stated, acetic acid is a molecular molecule that is both a weak acid and an electrolyte. Ammonia, NH3, is another simple molecular molecule that interacts with water to create ammonium and hydroxide ions.
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