Anhydrous ammonia: What are its uses and effects when humans are exposed to it?
Anhydrous ammonia is one of the most widely used industrial chemicals in the U.S. according to the American Chemical Society.
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Types and Uses of Nitrogen Fertilizers for Crop Production
When anhydrous is applied, the ammonia reacts with water in the soil and changes to the ammonium form. Ammonia in water, known as aqua ammonia, is free to escape into the air and, therefore, when used ...
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Ammonia and Its Uses in the Arts
Ammonia has been long known under various names, aqua causlica, spirits of hartshorn, sal volatile, and lastly, ammo-nia,from Ammonium, a district in Africa,taldng its name from the Temple of ...
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G420: Graham’s Law of Diffusion – NH3 and HCl Diffusion
A cotton swab is dipped into concentrated hydrochloric acid (producing hydrogen chloride gas) while a second on is dipped into concentrated aqueous ammonia (producing ammonia gas). Both cotton swabs ...